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Org. at the Scopes Trial Org. that defended Thomas Scopes Rights-advocacy org. Defender of rts. Org. concerned with constitutional rights Rights org. cofounded by Helen Keller Censorship-fighting gp. Rights defenders (abbr.) Right org. since 1920 Org. concerned with due process First Amendment lobby (abbr.) First amendment defenders Org. devoted to protecting rights First Amendment defender (abbr.) Nadine Strossen's org. Nadine Strossner's org. Reno v. ___ (1997 Supreme Court case) Org. involved in the Scopes Trial Defender of some unpopular causes, in brief Bill of Rights advocacy org. Org. Bill O'Reilly called a "terrorist group" USA Patriot Act challenger Bill of Rights advocacy grp. Defender of some unpopular causes: Abbr. First amendment org. Org. that does the rights thing? Org. that fought warrantless wiretapping Org. opposed to the Patriot Act Immigrant rights advocacy grp. Org. that defends free speech Rights monitoring org. Social justice org. Org. involved with the Scopes trial Org. often seen in court Personal rights org. Bill of Rights defense org. Org. co-founded by Jane Addams Due process rights grp. Free speech org. Grp. that opposed the PATRIOT Act Org. that fights for rights Legal-rights org. Org. involved in the Scopes Monkey Trial Org. involved in the Scottsboro Trial Rights watchdog, for short Scopes trial gp. Citizens' rights gp. It's leading a campaign to close Gitmo Org. concerned with human rights Pro-choice gp. First Amendment lobbyists, for short Org. that's against the death penalty 1st Amendment org. Darrow's org. Frequent GOP bogeyman LGBT advocate Org. defending G20 protestors Org. that frequently makes FOIA requests Free-speech org. Scopes Trial grp. "What Happens in Arizona, Stops in Arizona" org. Human rights group: Abbr. Org. officially neutral on the Second Amendment Sacco-Vanzetti case org. They often sue the U.S. govt. Bill of Rights-defending org. First Amdt. defender Rights advocacy grp. "Because freedom can't protect itself" is its motto "Freedom Can't Protect Itself" grp. Helen Keller's org. Org. that is supporting Occupy Wall Street Org. with a Congressional Scorecard Anti-SOPA gp. Censorship-fighting org. Ira Glasser's org. J.D.'s employer Let People Vote org. Lyric-protecting group (Abbr.) First Amendment lobby Grp. defending rights Grp. protecting rights Org. that fights censorship Rights gp. Rights protection org. Fair play gp. Rights advocates: abbr. Some U.C.L.A. lawyers Civil rights gp Org. that defends freedoms 1st Amend. lobby Friend of the accused, often: Abbr. Legal action grp. Org. that defends the Bill of Rights Defended the Chicago 7 It may take a case pro bono Civil rights grp. "... card-carrying member of the ___" Legal rights org. 1st Amendment advocates: abbr. Letters with which Bush branded Dukakis Org. cofounded by Jane Addams Rights-focused org. DA's conscience Citizens' rights org. Dukakis carried their card Rights-protecting org. Rts. defender since 1920 Constitutional rights grp. Bill of Rights advocates, for short Bill of Rights grp. Nonpartisan rights org. Org. in rights fights Rights gr. Rights-defending grp. Bill of Rights defender: Abbr. Advocate's org. Bill of Rights defender First Amendment advocates, briefly Anti-censorship org. U.S. rights defender USA Patriot Act opponent Bill of Rights defender, in brief Scopes defender Nonprofit org. since 1920 Org. founded in 1920 First Amdt. defenders Frequent plaintiff Legal org. co-founded by Jane Addams Study on anthropoid regimentation? Film about simian predictability? Unfinished Anthony Burgess work about a punctual primate? Movie about the zoo's most punctual simian? Kubrick film: 1971 Theme clue * Pop Anthony Burgess novel? Computerized stove? Off-color Kubrick film 1971? Netherlands cobbler's fruit preference? "He... vas... my... boyfriend!" from "Young Frankenstein," for example? 'That was ___ call!' Come to ___ (end). Have ___ call Ninth-inning pitcher for Oakland What the felonious barber's escape was? Good-looking quip (Part 3) "... lonely as ___": Wordsworth Where knees tear Often torn knee parts, briefly Sites of some season-ending injuries, for short Rights org. since 1920 Org. co-founded by Helen Keller Scopes trial org. Rights grp. Rights defender, for short Rights org. Rights protection grp. Bill of Rights defenders: Abbr. Rights-defending org. Bill of Rights advocacy gp. First Amendment advocacy gp. Rights advocacy org. Gp. that fights for the First Amendment Rights group: Abbr. Human rights org. Legal rights grp. Org. that defends individual rights Arts Censorship Project org. It's just short of a clue Org. with a Women's Rights Project Org. protecting individual rights Civil rights gp. Civil rights org. Grp. defending individual rights Rights protection gp. Rights group, for short Bill of Rights defender, for short Due process championer, familiarly Ironwood Asiatic tree Asian tree. Philippine tree. Very hard furniture wood. Philippine timber tree. Ironwood tree. Tall Asiatic tree. Philippine hardwood. Philippine tree Asian hardwood P. I. tree Ironwood of Asia Tree of Asia Hard wood of P. I. Tall Asiatic tree Philippine timber tree Hardwood tree Ironwood tree P.I. timber tree Fine Asian furniture wood Start of an office quip On ___ day... "On ___ Day You..." Lane-Lerner's "On ___ Day" "On ___ Day" "On ___ Day... " Laurents play. Roman ___ Roman ___ ("The Devil Wears Prada," e.g.) "Roman ___" (thinly disguised fiction) Roman ___ (novel genre) Roman ___ (novel type) Roman ___: thinly disguised fiction Roman ___ (thinly disguised fiction) Part of Stepquote P. I. trees Philippine timber trees Chemical found in some emetics Horizontal At ___: in one go At ___: in one instance What the host of the "Hat Hotline" has at least once a week? Start of a joke Generic Stanley Kubrick movie of 1971? Not an Anthony Burgess title? Novel that features the language Nadsat Kubrick's anthropoid study? Movie short about a perfectly timed ape? Movie about a mechanical ape? Replies: Abbr. Certain responses: Abbr. Part 4 of stepquote Commonly injured knee ligament, for short Knee part injured by some athletes: Abbr. Org. whose motto is "Because Freedom Can't Protect Itself" Torn ___ (common injury for athletes) Knee injury Oft-injured knee part, briefly It may be torn in a sports injury Brief knee part Oft-torn knee part Knee-injury site, for short Frequently injured knee part: Abbr. Knee connector often torn by NFL players Often injured knee part, for short It's hard to recover from a torn one Often-torn knee pt. Knee MRI target Knee part often mentioned in injury reports: Abbr. Often-torn knee ligament: Abbr. Common MLB injury Athlete's knee injury site, often Oft-torn knee part, in sports: Abbr. "Terrible triad" tissue (abbr.) Season-ending knee tear site, often Knee ligament often torn by athletes: Abbr. Often-torn body part in sports, briefly Muscle prone to tears, briefly Knee part cited in many sports injuries, for short Stake ___ Stake ___ to (do prospecting) Happy as ___ Part 8 of the witticism Happy as -- Happy as ___: 2 wds. Shut up like ___. Happy comparison end ___ of thunder "What, fifty of my fellows at ___!": King Lear In ___ by itself (unique) Mercedes-Benz hatchback Mercedes-Benz hatchback (which is, ironically, an entry-level model) Mercedes-Benz model Of the first category In ___ by itself Mercedes-Benz model category "... there arose such ___... " Asian tree Furniture wood ___ emma (a.m.). ___ emma and pip emma. ___ emma (A.M.) ___ emma. Recognize: Abbr. ___ emma (A.M. in England) ___ emma (before noon, to British signalmen) Part of A.A. fire ___ emma (before noon in England) Flak sound Half an antiaircraft weapon Cry of surprise in the comics Disgusted cry Cry of disgust Relative of "Oh, no!" "That's disgusting!" Comic strip outburst Word of dismay Speech balloon cry of dismay Antiaircraft fire Antiaircraft gun WWII gun Anti-aircraft fire WWII defense Anti-aircraft gun's onomatopoeic nickname Sound of gunfire. Air-raid gun Air-defense fire Kind of gun Gun aimed at a bomber Antiaircraft fire, informally Bomber pilot's concern Ground-to-air weapon Antiaircraft artillery Antiaircraft guns Plane downers Answered: Abbr. Emulated Bill the Cat Before noon, in England Field: Ger. Post-punk writer Kathy Bilk the clarinetist Clarinetist Bilk "Stranger on the Shore" clarinetist Mr. ___ Bilk Actress Amy of "Angel" and "Dollhouse" Owned up to Contest to see who can read "Cathy" fastest? Christie's "The Murder of Roger ___" Peter who wrote "The Last Testament of Oscar Wilde" Relatives of recpts. 'Aargh!' in comics Cathy's cry "Dammit!" "This is all too much!" Anti-aircraft fire, when doubled Bill the Cat outburst [gross!] Cry of dismay "I hate it!" Frustrated outburst "Egads!" "Oh, no!" Antiaircraft fire, when doubled Cathy's cry of horror Cathy's interjection Machine gun sound, when doubled "Gah!" in the funny pages "Eew!" kin Cousin of "aargh!" Cathy's "Oh, no!" Comics cry of dismay Comment from Bill the Cat Bill the Cat's outburst Comment from Bill the Cat, in the comics Exclamation from Bill the Cat Bill the Cat expletive Exclamation in "Cathy" Expletive from Cathy or Bill the Cat Gagging sound "Cathy" exclamation "Oy!" Bill the Cat's exclamation "Cathy" word Cry from Cathy of comics Cry of horror, in the comics Bill the Cat pronouncement, in the funnies Leggage cord Bit of artillery fire Bill the Cat's meow? Gagging noise Repeated, antiaircraft fire Cry of surprised disgust, in comics When doubled, antiaircraft fire When repeated, antiaircraft fire 'Cathy' outburst Comic strip exclamation "Oh no!" "That's terrible!" Report receipt of: Abbr. ___ emma (A. M.). "Draw the wagons in ___..." One way to draw wagons 1980 special, Life Is ___, Charlie Brown Aptly, about 5 percent of the Earth's surface Lover of Galatea Galatea's beloved Beloved of Galatea Galatea's love Handel's '___ and Galatea' Galatea's lover Handel's "___ and Galatea" Beloved of Galatea. Youth beloved by Galatea. Lover of Galatea. Son of Faunus. Galatea's beloved. Mythical shepherd, lover of Galatea. Handel opera role. "___ and Galatea," Handel opus Galatea's unlucky love Victim of Polyphemus, in myth Opera by Handel. King Crimson's "Pictures of ___" "___ on a hill cannot be hidden": Matt. 5:14 "I want to wake up in ___ that doesn't sleep" (from "New York, New York") ROME Turned on What eBay offers? Antiaircraft sound Comics exclamation Comics cry of disgust Comic strip cry "Cathy" cry Aerial defense, when doubled Expletive from Cathy When doubled, an antiaircraft gun When doubled, defensive fire Half an antiaircraft gun Gagging cry Half an aerial defense Bill the Cat's comment Comics outburst Syllable repeated in Billy Joel's "Movin' Out" Cry from Bill the Cat Outburst from Bill the Cat Pronouncement from Bill the Cat Machine gun sound "Egad!" Cathy's expletive Comic-strip exclamation Hitting a point of no return? Breezing through the test Making perfect serves Defeating completely Serving very well Gaining an advantage over, with 'out' Passing handily Getting a perfect score on Handily handling Smashing service Serving well Passing with ease Doing easily Serving quite well Passing and then some Allowing no returns, say Serving well? Making a hole in one. Winning a point, at tennis. Scoring a tennis point Serving unreturnably Serving winners Becker forte Nailing, as a test Sailing through Zipping through Missing nothing on Raspberry drupelets Grape-seeds (Lat.) Grape pits

e.g. Grape seeds in Siena Grape seeds Gland parts Blackberry drupelets Drupelets Raspberry drupelets, e.g. Grapes: Bot. Grapeseeds. Grape seeds. Berries Small seeds of grapes Currants, e.g. Grape seeds, e.g. Having seeds, as grapes. Containing berries Drupelet Grape or berry. Grape seed. Grape seed Blackberry, in botany No sweat Top serving, in tennis Serving perfectly in tennis Making a hole in one Breezing through, as a test Doing great on Getting 100 Making a hole-in-one Getting an A Getting the top grade Passing with flying colors Scoring 100 on an exam Serving perfectly Scoring high Emulating Pete Sampras Giving great service? Passing easily Scoring on serve Serving and scoring Getting an 100 Getting no returns? Serving really well Breezing through Getting great grades Handling brilliantly Hitting a point of no return Serving great Getting a 100 on, say Not just passing Serving a winner More than passing Breezing through, as an exam Getting 100 on Scoring 100 on Hitting serves past Getting 100% on Server's aim Getting an A+ on Allowing no returns on a tennis court Passing very easily Serving perfectly, in tennis Breezing through a test Nailing Allowing no returns, in tennis Doing perfectly Flying through Utterly nailing Breezing through, as a quiz Cruising through, as a final Handling handily Critical evaluations Final analyses. Moments of truth Crucial experiences Biting critic's possession Shrew's property Sarcastic dude acting strange about nothing (4-7) Excursion for Leary Chemist Albert Hoffman had the first one, in 1943 Certain psychedelic experience Time out for Timothy Leary Acetify Make slightly sour. U.C.L.A. duo is sarcastic Slightly sour Tartish ... then I go on an... Wet your pants, in a way? Jeans-fading process Like some jeans Certain 80's clothing fashion What occurs on a trip to the laundromat? Having a tart flavor Lemony, e.g. Sharp and bitter Rather sour Sour, as a stomach Tasting sharp Like some upset stomachs Hard on the stomach Sharp; bitter Quaker gray Steel: Fr. Quaker gray. Gray color Gray drab Steel, in Paris Grayish color Steel, in Brest Steel, in Sedan Strasbourg steel Change into steel Quaker grays Quaker grays. Steels, in Savoie Gold rush asset Seedy Easy "It's ___!" ("No sweat!") "It's ___!" (confident comment) Bases' opposite Lab supply Vinegar and lemon juice Lab assortment Lab collections They're not basic things Chemistry lab array Sodium bisulfate, for one Sulfurous rock production Lime target Drug-induced muscle injury? Feature of lemon juice Pucker inducer Pucker producer Crucial trial Critical evaluation Conclusive trial True trial Final determinent Crucial appraisal Defining challenge Decisive experiment Proof provider Critical step in analysis Where the rubber meets the road, so to speak Crucial qualifier Telling trial Crucial challenge Decisive assessment Merry Prankster party It distinguishes gold from base metals Decisive exam Decisive proof Credibility determiner Final analysis. Ordeal Moment of truth. Chemical moment of truth Moment of truth Litmus-paper ritual Severe trial Ultimate proof "The Electric Kool-Aid ___" (1967 Tom Wolfe chronicle) Critical step Rigorous scrutiny Critical trial Quality prover Critical hurdles Crucial trials Conclusive procedures Heartburn causes, maybe Omega-3s, e.g. Acetic and nitric, e.g. Corrosive materials Niacin and others Substances with low pH Sour substances Tummy troublers Corrosive agents Base antagonists Low-pH substances Lab liquids Bases' counterparts Causes of breakdowns Stomach contents Aminos, e.g. Chemical-burn causers Bases' antitheses Etcher's etchers Etchers use them Chemicals. Nitric and citric. Corrosives. Laboratory essentials. Lab items. Sour substances. Niacin and others. Laboratory substances. Amino et al. Carbolic and amino Sour things Boric and carbolic Vinegar, etc. Amino and others Substances used by etchers Folic and formic Alkalis' opposites Boric and prussic ___ Etching agents Amino ___ (metabolic group) Etchers' needs Etchers' purchases Amino and tannic ___ Stomach churners Chemists' substances They redden litmus Niacin and vitamin C Chemistry lab supply Lab flask contents, perhaps Chem lab collection Litmus changers Low pH liquids Sulphuric and hydrochloric Etching supplies RNA and DNA They may cause breakdowns Citric and nitric Digestive juices Etcher's fluids They give wine its crispness Gastric juices, e.g. Durer supplies Acetic and nitric Compounds in vinegar and car batteries Lab hazards Base neutralizers Formic and folic Stomach foes of hard-partying rockers They're used in mineral processing Some are fatty Base counterparts Chem lab array Corrosive compounds Lab bottles Rust removers "Wake Up! Here Come the ___" Pool supplies Some corrosives Vinegar and vitamin C Heartburn causes OJ and others One side of the pH scale Reactors to litmus Sour liquids They make chemists see red? They come up red on some tests These can be citric They turn litmus red Fluids in flasks They have low pH's Stomach sourers HCl and others Etching materials Amino and folic Tannic and boric Tums' targets Lab-bottle contents Lab-bottle fillers Litmus test materials Nucleic and hydrochloric 60's-70's music genre Jimi Hendrix, notably Jerry Garcia or Jim Morrison Singer covering "Purple Haze," probably Etcher's chemicals Litmus reddeners They have pH's of less than 7 They turn litmus paper red Citric and others Base opposites Nitric and boric Corrosive chemicals Alkali neutralizers Chem-lab liquids Tums targets Corrosive liquids HCl and HF Low-pH compounds Low-pH liquids Low-pH solutions They neutralize lyes Beaker fluids Corrosives What helps about 100 etchers? Ascorbic and boric

e.g. Litmus paper reddeners Some reagents Corrosive substances See 47A Metal eaters Etching fluids Hydrochloric and amino Oxalic and oleic H2SO4 and such Boric and citric Hydrochloric and boric Nitric and acetic Nos. on room coolers? Bases' opposites Lab chemicals Etchers' fluids Stomach ___ Tummy upsetters Cause of stomach problems, sometimes Boric and folic Etcher's needs They have low pHs Chem lab substances They're in your stomach Etchants With vitriol In an ill-natured manner Vitriol Ill manner Quality of being sour Dealer's inventory tag? Ingredient of soap Low blood alkalinity Low-pH blood condition A blood condition Polluted precipitation Harmful precipitation EPA concern Ecological problem Killer downfall Environmental problem Formerly volatile U.S.-Canada issue Harmful fall Falling pollution EPA worry Environmental concern Hazard that falls from the sky Threat to alfresco artwork Ecological danger Terror from the skies? Low-pH precipitation One cause of deforestation Corrosive stuff from the sky Environmental issue Harmful downfall Destructive precipitation Corrosive stuff from the sky* Environmental problem addressed in the Clean Air Act Deleterious precipitation Perilous drops? Environmental hazard Environmental awareness topic Pollutant linked to fossil fuels Environmentalist's concern Environmental woe Threat to sugar maples / Gossip's quality Heartburn Bitter lines repeated in a song? The sour taste of Robespierre's tenure? 1960's Haight-Ashbury sound Jimi Hendrix's genre "Purple Haze" genre Jefferson Airplane genre Pink Floyd genre Genre for Jimi Hendrix Tart to the taste Like fluid in a battery Like citrus juices Like lemons Like apple juice Like some neutralization reactants Like sour grapes Like grapefruit juice Like orange juice Not basic Litmus-reddening Not good for ulcers Like orange juice, say Like vinegar, e.g. Far from basic? Forming a sour compound Like citrus fruit Very harsh Basic opposite Tomato juice, for one Soured Turns sour Turn sour What pH measures Basic chemistry subject Stomach problem Grapefruit juice property Sour character pH measure Quality of lime. Indigestion source Extra-virgin olive oil is lowest in it What milk of magnesia counteracts Relative of neo-soul How diatribes are delivered With sarcasm In a tart style How pointed wit is presented In a sour fashion With bite With bitterness In a tart manner In a biting way With a tart tongue How bitter enemies speak "A chemistry degree will provide the base I need," Tom said ___ With mordancy In an acerbic manner In a caustic way In a sarcastic manner Nitric or boric Pectic, e.g. Aqua fortis (4) Sour; biting Niacin is one Tannic or boric, e.g. Niacin, e.g. Substance for etching Sulfuric or carbolic substance ___ rain (lake pollutant) What alkali neutralizes Caustic substance Lab liquid Like Wilde's wit Like some rain Mordant for Durer or Hogarth One kind of rain Word with rock This turns litmus red Aqua fortis, e.g. Word with test or rain Certain test Baseless? It reddens litmus paper Folic or boric Target of milk of magnesia Breakdown cause Proton donor Like some terrible reviews Enamel eroder Like limes "The ___ Queen" ("Tommy" tune) Eating stuff Caustic, as a remark Litmus test Metal oxide remover Battery part Test group (4 members) Wool-coloring agent Tart, in Toulouse More caustic. Bitingly sarcastic Williams? Taker of frequent trips Some users Having a low pH Like a substance with a low pH Like vinegar or grapefruit juice Not alkaline Sharply sarcastic Hardly basic "The Electric Kool-Aid ___ Test" Word with rock and salt Vicious Acetylsalicylic ___ (aspirin) Vitamin M, for one Test subject Test or rock lead-in Battery content Digestion aid What lawn liming reduces Lemon juice, e.g. Lawn liming target Horror film vatful Umpire's cry Some take it for trips What lemon adds to a dish, in food lingo Battery refill Deeply sarcastic Biting to the taste. Kind of test. Laboratory liquid. Tart. ___ test. Aqua fortis. Caustic stuff. Caustic. Chloric or acetic. Ill-tempered. Substance for etching. Vitriolic. Caustic compound. Corrosive. Cutting. Strong fluid. Vinegarish. Acrimonious. Chemical compound. Chemical. Not sweet. Chemical substance. Laboratory substance. Sourish. Type of test. Trenchant. Rich in silica. Part of the drug scene One kind of test Lactic or xanthic LSD, e.g. LSD, familiarly More than sarcastic HCl, for one Litmus-reddening liquid Low-pH substance Trenchant Corrosive Rock subgenre This was dropped at Woodstock Aspirin, e.g. Sharp to the taste Word preceding rock or rain It's dropped for kicks Jimi Hendrix's rock genre Tart on the tongue Agent for many a trip Bicarbonate target Reflux cause Stomach stuff Type of rock Alternative to mushrooms It was dropped in the '60s Word before rain or rock Inspiration for Hunter S. Thompson Timothy Leary dropped it Scathingly sarcastic Tagamet target Word with rain or rock Stomach product Rain pollutant Zantac target Kind of rain or rock Liquid that burns Etcher's solution Battery ___ Vamoose! Extremely sharp Having a pH value of less than 7 Amino or tannic Nasty Base opposite Sour stuff Kind of wit or test 46 Rock of the past Boric ___ Etcher's buy It may be fatty Niacin, for one Cause of much bellyaching? Etching aid Like nasty remarks Druggies might drop it Etcher's liquid It'll make you see things It's done at psychedelic shows Lennon's drug choice Milk of magnesia target This can be dropped With wit that bites Amino or citric LSD, informally Acetic, for one Battery or folic Corrosive battery chemical It's not basic Low-pH Low-pH compound Trip agent? Vinegar, for one Word before rain or test Word with "rain" or "test" Nitric ___ Sulfuric, for one "I'm the gypsy, the ___ queen" Battery fill DNA part Etching stuff It may have been dropped at Woodstock Liquid that can eat through metal You'll trip if you drop it The "A" in RNA Trip provider? ___ wash jeans A proton donor, according to Brֳ¸nsted-Lowry Kind of rain or test Litmus paper reddener Malicious, as a remark Psychedelic show drug Subject of some 1960s CIA research Tina Turner "___ Queen" Vitamin C, e.g. Word preceding rain or reflux Yellow sunshine You might drop it Type of indigestion or test DNA component? It can make you see things Folic, e.g. Litmus-test chemical Kind of rock or jazz Maalox target Alkali neutralizer Caustic compound LSD or HCl Low-pH liquid Stuff that can be dropped Sulfuric or hydrochloric follower Tummy troubler ___ rock (Jefferson Airplane genre) Boric, e.g. Carbolic and sulphuric ender Users drop it Alkali alternative Base antagonist? Beyond sarcastic Heartburn cause Low-pH chemical Rock variety Sour-tasting substance Stuff that breaks down food in the stomach Type of rain or test Type of wit Digestive fluid Dropped stuff It has a pH below 7 One litmus test conclusion Rock genre Base's antithesis Base's counterpart Beginning to a bad rain? Caustic stuff It was dropped at Woodstock Sulfuric substance Sharp, like wit Amino, boric or citric Folic ___ It breaks down food in the stomach RNA, for one Rock type Biting a hand holding the first piece of cake (4) It turns litmus paper red Pepto-Bismol target Substance with a low pH It's been taken for many trips What red indicates in litmus tests A lot of music from the '60s was made on it Alternative to mushrooms? Amino or boric Battery stuff DNA's A Dietary concern Kind of rain? LSD, to users Some rockers dropped it in the '60s Type of jazz Word with rock or rain Acerbic Amino, e.g. Kind of rock "Maalox moment" cause '60s drug Alkali's opposite Amino or hydrochloric Compound with a low pH Like some tongues Low-pH solution Tums target Type of rain ___ rain (Lake Ontario concern) ___ test Beginning to rain? Amino, boric, or citric Battery component Bell spilled it Dropped drug Hydrochloric, for one Litmus test possibility Litmus test result Sort of rock or jazz pH factor factor Biting, as a remark Amino attachment Ascorbic or sulphuric Litmus-reddening substance Citric, for instance Hydrochloric solution Rain contaminator Stomach botherer Corrosive etcher Folic, for one Scathing, as criticism Digestive aid Alkali balancer Etcher's purchase, perhaps Hydrochloric or amino, e.g. Leary tripped on it Litmus-paper reactant Metal eater Word with rock, rain or test Car battery component Cause of some bellyaching Word with rain or test A Spanish hero is tart Vitriolic Base's opposite Element of A.G. Bell's serendipity Sour stuff may trail ant Trip requirement Kind of tongue Alkali counter Amino or boric chaser Etcher's medium Cause of sour disposition Etcher's purchase Kind of rain Part of RNA Salicyclic for one Test variety Corrosive stuff LSD, colloquially Not base Litmus tester Folic for one Hydrochloric

e.g. Kind of test or rain Biting wit Stinging Indicated by a litmus test Sour compound Sour substance Vinegar, e.g. Boric or amnio Hydrochloric or boric Type of rock or rain Ill-natured Litmus-paper reddener Boric follower Battery liquid Etcher's substance It was dropped in The Sixties Kind of rock or rain ___ rock Type of test Biting sarcasm Corrosive substance Etching agent Help absorbing cold corrosive liquid (4) Help carrying cold, corrosive liquid (4) Hydrochloric or amino It may leak from a battery Its pH is below 7 Ascorbic ___ Etcher's material Etcher's need Amino, for one Indigestion cause Low-pH stuff Amino ___ It turns litmus red Citric ___ Corrosive liquid ___ reflux Etching material Etching liquid Base neutralizer Etcher's fluid Etching need Hydrofluoric ___ Acetic ___ Having a pH below 7 Corrosive compound Hydrochloric ___ The "A" in DNA Tripper's drug ___-washed jeans Carbolic ___ Sulfuric ___ 57 Beta ___ (one of the two resins in hops) Acetic or boric Battery contents Battery filler Biting, as wit Burn cause Car battery's corrosive content Cause of some burns Etcher's supply Etching fluid Fatty ___ It has a low pH It was dropped in the 60's Kind of rock (apologies to Martin) Kind of test LSD LSD, slangily Like gastric juice Part of DNA Reason for Rolaids Rolaids target Tab hunter's desire? Woodstock tab Word before rock or rain Like muscles after exercising Needing Bengay Tender Down with the flu, say Like muscles after a workout Bruised, say Regretting yesterday's activity, perhaps '___ Breaky Heart' Migraine-like Afflicted with the misery. Painful. Stiff in the joints: Colloq. Throbbing. Rheumatic. Like the muscles of new skiers Rheumatic Caught in the grip of la grippe Arthritic Full of pain Like a bad back Ailing "___ Breaky Heart," Cyrus hit Billy Ray Cyrus's "___ Breaky Heart" Acting up, in a way Bruised In some pain Like Billy Ray Cyrus' heart Billy Ray Cyrus hit Country hit Stan tries unsuccessfully to dance to on "South Park" 1992 country hit that catapulted line dancing into the mainstream Christiaan Barnard's favorite number? Corrosive chemical (comb. form) Handel's "___, Galatea e Polifemo" Prefix in chemistry. Chem. prefix Handel hero Hero of a Handel oratorio Handel's "___ Galatea e Polifemo" Kind of indigestion Vitamin C, for one Parietal cell secretion Word with indigestion or test Sarcasm ___ rain Nasty, as a comment Sulfuric, for example Battery fluid Corrosive chemical Litmus reddener Boric or sulfuric Like a pitcher's arm after a complete game Pain-filled '___ Breaky Heart ('92 tune)' A bit sore Needing a massage Tired and sore "___ Breaky Heart" (1992 hit) Billy Ray Cyrus title word In need of ointment Needing an analgesic Start of a '90s heart condition? Feeling fluish Word in a Billy Ray Cyrus title Needing relief In need of shiatsu Needing kneading? Regretting a workout, say In need of kneading In some physical distress Stiff in the joints Plagued by pains Still feeling the workout Needing a rubdown In need of a pain reliever Heading for the hot tub, maybe Headed for the whirlpool, perhaps Like overworked muscles Feeling the workout First word in the title of the Billy Ray Cyrus song that popularized line dancing Having sore muscles Suffering from too much exercise In need of a massage, say Sore from exertion In need of a whirlpool, perhaps Needing liniment, maybe "___ Breaky Heart" (Billy Ray Cyrus hit) Like Icy-Hot's targets Needing some rubbing Like flu victims Fluish, perhaps Needing a whirlpool, perhaps Needing kneading, perhaps Needing ice, maybe Painfully dull? Needing kneading Ready for some liniment Coming down with something, maybe Acting up In search of a masseur, perhaps Feeling exercised? It follows sieben Ernst's eight Vier times zwei Half of sechzehn Number of Planeten German warning Kֳ¶ln caution Berlin attention-getter '-- Baby' (#1 U2 album of 1991) "Hark!" to von Bismarck Ulm attention-getter German word in a U2 album title "___ Baby" (U2 album) "___ Baby" (1991 U2 album) "One," "The Fly," "Love Is Blindness" "One" album Early version of a 1991 U2 album? Congo pygmy Congo pygmies. Big Sauvignon swig? What Otis took that got him kicked out of the tasting? Laurel and Hardy film of 1940 Like overused muscles "___ Breaky Heart": Cyrus hit Sore after exercising Stiff and sore Needing liniment Sore all over "___ Breaky Heart" Like sore muscles Sore, as from overexercise Feeling the effects of a workout Like a longshoreman's back after a day's work Needing kneading, maybe Having pains Feeling pain all over ___ Breaky Heart Troubled by dull pain Vaguely painful Suffering dull pains Feeling flu-ish Having a charley horse "___ Breaky Heart" (Billy Ray cyrus tune) "___-Breaky Heart" Hurtin' Like a "Breaky Heart" of song Like a pitcher's arm, sometimes Somewhat painful '___ Breaky Heart' ('92 hit) Like Billy Ray's heart Eight, in Munich Karl Marx's 8 Eight, in Aachen Number for Kraftwerk Berlin eight Vier times zwe Zwei cubed Drei plus fֳ¼nf One more than sieben Number before "neun" This clue number, in Berlin Zwei multiple Berliner's eight Eight, to Hans and Franz German for 'eight' Number of Nֳ₪chte in Hannukah Eight, to Dieter Eight, in Germany Vier + vier Eight, to one who says "nein" Eight, to Ernst Essen eight Eight, in Emden Beethoven octet Zwei times zwei times zwei Eight, to Hans German for "eight" Number between sieben and neun End of the count at the beginning of Kraftwerk's "Numbers" Twice vier Fֳ¼nf und drei Zwei plus sechs Zwei times vier Zwei x vier Neun preceder Berlin octet Sieben und eins Eight, in German Number of legs on eine Spinne Eight, in Berlin. Eight, in Germany. Eight: Ger. Eight, Berlin time. Eight, in Bonn. After sieben, in Berlin. German numeral. German numeral After sieben German number Eight, in Mainz Disappointed interjections from Dirk Nowitzki Leipzig laments German cries Cries from Krupp Wolfgang's laments Frankfurter's cries Cries in Cologne German interjections Austrian exclamations German exclamations. Words of distress: Ger. Berliners' exclamations. Exclamations. German interjections. Teutonic exclamations. Ohs, in Germany Bonn cries Exclamations in Bonn Sighs, in Stuttgart Emden exclamations German cries of disgust Berliners' exclamations Exclamations from Hans Exclamations in Essen Heine's sighs Germanic exclamations Bonn expletives Frau's cries of woe Hansel's exclamations Deutsch expletives Stuttgart sighs Ughs in Ulm Ludwig's "ughs" Hamburger cries Worms cries Rhine whines Number after sieben "Zwei" x "vier" Sieben follower Eight, in Berlin Eight, in Essen German eight German's eight Eight, to Einstein Eight, to U-boat commanders 8 (Ger.) Eight, to Hans und Franz Eight in Essen Evening hour in Essen Viennese eight Classic holiday airing Classic ghost story Classic 1843 time-travelling novella Classic yuletide tale Dickens classic Dickens title Classic Dickens title (from whose 10 letters this puzzle was constructed) It begins, 'Marley was dead: to begin with.' Mr. Fezziwig, Mrs. Dilber, and Fan? Seasonal reading. Bob and Tim's story It begins: "Marley was dead... " Dickens work Seasonal TV offering Holiday airing 1843 work in five "staves" Novel of 1843 Book that inspired the TV movie "Ebbie" Film about Santa enjoying his holiday cigar? Seasonal shade of pink? Seasonal movie of 1984 Ralphie Parker's saga *Holiday movie with the repeated line "You'll shoot your eye out!" 1983 Jean Shepherd film memoir 1983 film based on a Jean Shepherd book Story by Queen Marie of Rumania Colorless: Prefix Colorless. White, gray or black Being without color Colorless German's exclamations Berlin exclamations Ohs in Ems Essen expletives Expletives in Essen Helmut's laments Hans' exclamations Wiesbaden wails Werner's wails Hamburger hollers Berliner's exclamations Bonn exclamations Outbursts over ostmarks, maybe Cologne cries Frankfurter cries German exclamations Signs of indigestion from a Hamburger? Essen exclamations Hamburger beefs? Sternutatory sound It often evokes a blessing Outburst from Sneezy Pre-blessing sound Possible reaction to dander Common winter sound "Gesundheit! That was quite a sneeze!" Sneezy Sneeze sounds Noises of sneezes Blessed sounds? Sneezes soundly? They bring blessings Recipients of many blessings Outbursts that provoke blessings They often elicit blessings Sounds of allergy season They may result in blessings They receive blessings Allergist's waiting room noise They might precede blows Blessing evokers Blessing elicitors Sneezer's sounds Preceders of blessings Spasmodic sounds Viral chorus? Sickroom chorus Broadway flop about singers with financial problems? Movie about a claim against a singing group? Show with the number "Dance: Ten; Looks: Three" Long-running musical Broadway musical about three guys using the same pickup routine at a singles bar? Musical where "Nothing" was something 1975-90 Hamlisch/Kleban Broadway musical revived in 2006: 3 wds. Pulitzer-winning play of 1976 Broadway musical about three guys using the same pickup routine at a bar? Show that won the 1976 Tony for Best Musical "I Hope I Get It" musical Broadway-based film about singers' access? Theme word #1 Film producer Ponti dressed up as Santa? Novel about holiday candy? Dickens called it "a ghostly little book" Story about a miser 1984 George C. Scott movie Seasonal classic Seasonal ghost story Where to find 17A and 55A Moseley Braun, lighting the tree as president? Sound heard during cold season Sound that evokes a blessing Sound of a certain bodily function Sound that might elicit a "bless you" Gesundheit evoker Sound from a hay fever sufferer Sound preceding a blessing Sound that induces a blessing It may elicit a blessing Blessed outburst? End of the lament Sound before "Bless you!" Sound of an allergic reaction Cause for a blessing, maybe Flu ward sound It calls for a blessing It's said with a snap of the head Allergic reaction? Cold response? Blessed exhalation Cold call? Sickly sound Reaction to fluff? Cause of a blessing? Sound in a dusty attic, maybe Blessed exclamation? Pollen-season sound Allergic explosion Blessing preceder? Response to getting one's dander up? It's usually said with the eyes closed Sound that prompts a blessing Cold emission? Sound eliciting a blessing Sound that precedes a blessing Certain Dwarf's periodic outburst Allergic response Sound while jerking the head Sound in an allergist's office Pollen season sound Peppery sound "Gesundheit" getter It may come before a blessing Word said explosively Cold burst? One may precede a blessing Evidence of an allergic reaction Sound heard before a big blow? It may initiate a blessing Cold blast? Blessing trigger Blessing-inducing sound Blessing preceder, perhaps Sound that typically gets a blessing 'Bless you!' preceder Preceder of 'gesundheit' Sound that might elicit a blessing A blessing often follows it Cold explosion? Allergy sound Sound before a blessing "Bless you!" prompter Cause for a blessing? Sound made explosively "Gesundheit!" elicitor Sneezy's sound Cold snap? Interjection heard while dusting Word allegedly replaced by "ashes" in claims that "Ring Around the Rosie" dates back to the bubonic plague It's heard before "Gesundheit!" Allergic reaction, perhaps Allergic reaction, maybe Allergy response It might be said snottily Mr. Sneeze's sound Oft-blessed outburst Outburst that prompts a blessing Sound before a big blow? Sternutation onomatopoeia Blessed sound? It comes before "Gesundheit!" Sound from a dwarf Sound of an allergy sufferer Sound from a Disney dwarf Sound we make when we explode Cold explosion "Gesundheit!" inspirer Sound that triggers "Gesundheit" Gesundheit preceder It may bring about a blessing It may lead to a blessing Hay-feverish sound Cause for many a blessing Response to a sudden chill Sudden sound of sneezing Allergy reaction Blessing precursor "Bless you!" trigger Sound before a blessing? Cold blast that's often blessed? Sneezing sound Sneeze sound Sneezer's cry Sound preceding "God bless" Sound of a sneeze Cold sufferer's outburst It might prompt a "Gesundheit!" Possible reaction from getting a cold shoulder? Cold outburst? Sound heard before "Gesundheit!" Sound evoking "Gesundheit!" Sound muffled by a handkerchief "Bless you" preceder "Gesundheit!" inducer "Gesundheit!" prompter "Gesundheit" preceder "God bless" elicitor Blessing evoker Blessing prompter Common sound during allergy season Frequent outburst from a Disney dwarf Sneezy's exclamation Sound during hay-fever season Sound that might elicit the response "16A!" Sound accompanying a certain spasm "God bless" preceder Allergy season sound Cause for blessing? Sound during hay fever season Gesundheit! prompter Sound from Sneezy Cause for a blessing It may precede a blessing Sneezy sound Often evokes a blessing Sneezer s sound Blessing preceder Hay fever season sound It may bring on a blessing Sneezin's greeting Sound of spring, for some Sound that may distract a golfer "God bless you" precursor Sound from the blessed? Sneeze Cold season sound It's often blessed Gesundheit predecessor Sound heard before a blessing Word preceding a blessing, perhaps In need of a massage Like broken hearts Having barking dogs, say Heartbroken Ruing the aerobics Sore from a workout In need of aspirin Sorer than sore In need of liniment Feeling compassion. Athrob. Kind of back Heartsore Like millions of backs Quite sore S(p/t)rain result Down with the flu Nostalgic Result of hard work. Oculist's concern. Carpenters' affliction? With great poignancy In a yearning way End of quip ___ off the old block Have ___ on one's shoulder "___ Off the Old Tooth" ("Alvin & the Chipmunks" episode) "___ off the old block" ___off the old block Like ___ off the old block "___ off the old block." Have ___ on one's shoulder. Have ___ on the shoulder. ___ on one's shoulder. ___ off the old block. Chinese tea ___ on one's shoulder Wedge shot from a worn-out practice range platform? Has ___ one's shoulder "Yuletide carols being sung by ___" Uganda people Stony meteorite Sound before "Gesundheit!" "Gesundheit!" preceder Allergy-season sound Sneezer's sound Cold sound Sneezin' season sound Sound before 'Gesundheit!' Allergic reaction A big heel? Victim of Paris Friend of Antilochus Paris was too much for him Hero of old. Kind of heel Mythical figure Not well-heeled man Not so well-heeled person? What the Trojan War delivered to Hector? Transport for a Trojan War hero? Mythical Greek hero recovers! Singular weakness Vulnerable spot Pregnable point Chink in one's armor Vulnerability Greek guy's sore spot? Weakness Weak spot Weak point. Vulnerable point Vulnerable spots. TV show about a Trojan War hero's early years as a mobster? Hamstring Football trainers' concerns They help move calves They help you get a leg up Locales of frequent injuries Christmas quip: Part 2 Region in Sumatra Sumatran kingdom. Region of Sumatra. River of Sumatra "Body all ___ an'... " "Body all ___ and racked... " "Body all ___": O. Hammerstein Like a bull in ___ shop Boomer's update of a 1965 song by the Guess Who? Riddle, part three Feeling sore Painful Sore, as a back In distress "Oh, my heart is ___..." ("Let the River Run" line) Hurting In pain In need of a rub Anxiety-laden "Oh, my ___ back!" Do. Gain. Win Make Arrive at Do Pulled off Realized It may be important for placement Successful one Success Go-getter One who gets things done Results getter Ambitious sort Successful sort Success story Successful folks Dropouts they're not Brass-ring grabbers Go-getters They have made the grade A students Carries out Reaches a goal Makes it to the top Reaches Brings about. Gains Pulls off Gets Wins Accomplishing "... ___ is born" "I spake as ___... " More of the advice (Part 2) Judy Garland movie of 1963 ___ Lauro (hijacked ship of 1985) ___ Lauro (ship in 1985 news) ___ Lauro: ship in 1985 news Hero with a vulnerable heel He had a foot problem Trojan War hero Soldier with a vulnerable heel Nearly invulnerable warrior "Iliad" hero Mythical hero with a bum heel Mythical hero with a bum heel? Mythical heel ___ heel More in need of Bengay, say More in need of Advil Needing more massaging In more pain Increasingly uncomfortable More uncomfortable Increasingly sore More pained Not so good physically Having a worse case of the flu Needing more kneading, maybe Griffin suffering more pain? Most sore Most in need of a rubdown Most like Billy Ray Cyrus's heart Sore to the max Most in need of liniment Most uncomfortable Superlatively sore Hurting the most Maximally sore Most painful. Most painful '90s Olds, replaced by Alero Oldsmobile Alero precursor 1990s Oldsmobile model Ambitious-sounding Oldsmobile model '90s Olds 1990's Oldsmobile Within reach They're not too hard to reach Accomplish Obtain Successfully finish Reach one's goal Be successful Attain Perform successfully Carry out with success Gain Pull off Bring about Get done Carry out Make something of yourself Realize Reach (a goal) Excel Get results Perform. Truman's Secretary of State One of Truman's secretaries of state 1940s statesman Dean Dulles's predecessor Dean in Truman's cabinet Secretary of state during Truman's second term State Secretary under Truman 1949-53 secretary of state Dean Truman's final Secretary of State Truman's last secretary of state Truman Secretary of State Marshall's successor as secretary of state Dean of government Dean of diplomacy Secretary of state before Dulles Secretary of state between Marshall and Dulles Secretary of state who helped shape NATO Member of Truman Cabinet. Truman aide. Dean of the Democrats. Former Secretary of State. Dean Truman's Secretary of state Dean ___^ACHESO First of a railway trio Dean of the Truman cabinet Ex-Secretary Dean and family Dean and Edward 'Things ___' ('$100,000 Pyramid' category with such clues as 'treasure,' 'wooden slats,' and 'latch') Riches uncovered by following the instructions Buy: Fr. To buy: Fr. Really wish one could Straddling Have ___ of tobacco Kirghiz town Herb's promise for kids? Sorer More sore More affected by the flu More painful More in need of a rubdown More in need of liniment More tender More in need of a massage Like someone post-workout, compared to pre-workout More in need of a hotpad, perhaps More muscle-sore More needing a bath, perhaps More flu-like, say Feeling worse than usual after too much exercise Yearns (for). Discomforts. Miseries. Companions of pains. Heart complaints. Charley horse symptoms. Fatigue symptoms. After heart and head Head woes Tooth woes Has miseries Partners of pains Has a yen for Hikers' mementos Feels compassion Pains' companions Deep yearnings Companion of pains Doctor-patient topic Feels pity for "My heart ___... ": Keats Persistent pains Yearnings Sufferer's symptoms Anagram for chase Has the flu Pains' companion They can be dull Needs TLC, maybe Heart problems? Feels fluish Yearns agonizingly Desperately wants (to) Pounds, e.g. What acetaminophen relieves Aleve targets Compress targets Analgesic's targets They may be dull Is tender Inflammation symptoms Basic infirmities Craves Longs to see Desires passionately Keenly desires Really wants Greatly desires Pain killer? Truman Cabinet member Muscle hurts Workout pains Workout aftereffects Advil targets Needs some aspirin Stuntmen's woes Analgesics' targets Heart and head problems Feels (for) Hypochondriac's complaints Pangs Sorrows They may appear in the long run Muscle woes Suffers after exercise Feels one's muscles? Has the flu, perhaps Feels awful, perhaps Aleve alleviates them Post-workout sensations They may follow workouts Heart afflictions Joint problems HAS NEED OF ASPIRIN Feels pity Pal of pains More than twinges Charley horse results Heating-pad targets Really desires Bengay targets Certain symptoms Results of overexertion Balming targets? Workout consequences Postgame assortment, maybe Overexertion aftermath Masseur's targets Reasons to moan and groan [SEE NOTE ABOVE] Fatigue symptoms Yearns: Colloq. Has a yearning. Pains' companions. Suffers distress. Common symptoms. Growing pains. Pangs. Yearns strongly. Heart and head afflictions. Yearnings. Tylenol targets Causes for complaint Has a crick, e.g. Joint woes Molar maladies Nagging pains Post-workout reminders Yearns (for) Signs of soreness Is sore Pains from strains Smarts Tooth problems Ibuprofen targets Stuntman's woes Workout reminders They may accompany pains Exercise souvenirs Painful points Pains partners "Chase" anagram Has lumbago Aerobics aftereffects Feels the pain Feels it, after a marathon Overexertion reminders They may happen in the long run? Is heartbroken Feels fluish, say Motrin's target Post-moving feelings Certain medical symptoms They may come in the long run? Get them from performance Really longs Cravings Marathoners' maladies Needs a rubdown Some flu symptoms What your body does after mosh pit show Needs a massage Belly bummers Feels your pain, perhaps Feels pain Longs (for) Pains in the neck Ben-Gay targets Needs relief Heart conditions? Has a yen (for) Try to catch Pines Shoveler's woes Athlete's problems Dull pains Flu sufferer's woe Head and heart followers Hurts Pains' pals After-workout woes Dull throbs 5 Flu symptom Needs liniment Pains in the butt Suffers from tennis elbow They can be a pain Yearns painfully Rues the jogging Gets sore They go with pains Jogger's woes Languishes Pains go-with Sore points "And my heart still ___ for you" (Richard Marx line) Pitchers may get them after a game Results of two-a-days Suffers You may get these in the long run? Distress signals? Tooth troubles Athlete's trials? Feels a mighty yen Longs for Needs an aspirin Reasons for a rubdown Charley horses, e.g. Soreness symptoms Causes for complaints Chase anagram Needs a masseuse Rues the aerobics Is rheumatic Weekend warrior's woes Liniment targets Pines (for) Regrets working out Pains in the neck, e.g. Rues the running "Your day breaks, your mind ___" (line off "Revolver") Lovelorn one Liniment user Bengay user "Belly" ending Belly add-on BenGay user, perhaps Bad tooth, e.g. Word after belly Sufferer. Belly ___ (grouch) "God's Little ___," story re an infant with colic? River of Hades River of woe, in Greek myth River of Hades with a ferry service River in Hades. River of Woe River in Hades One of the rivers of Hades Charon's river Hades river Mythical river With "belly," kvetches Yearners. Muscle maladies Yearns Pains' associate Pains Sore spots ___ and pains Pains' partner Partner of pains Throbs Tummy troubles Pains partner Clinic complaints Charley horses Feels sore Post-workout woes Aspirin targets Flu symptoms Workout woes Suffers after overexercise Twinges Needs aspirin Has sore muscles Symptoms of rheumatism Has a yen Needs ibuprofen Pains' partners Rubdown targets "Greet the unseen with ___": Browning Thanks for... 'The Mind of --' (PBS cooking series) Emeril Lagasse's 'There's -- in My Soup!' Miss terribly Want more than anything Miss badly Desperately want Really want bad Want bad Want badly Want in the worst way Desire greatly Desire passionately Deeply desire Really, really want Chat room for hypochondriacs? Geologic stage Any small, one-seeded fruit Sunflower seed One-seeded fruit Small, one-seeded fruit Hard, dry one-seeded fruit Strawberry part Small, one-seeded fruit, botanically One-seeded fruit, botanically Type of fruit borne by sunflowers Dry fruit Small, dry fruit. Small, dry one-seeded fruit. Fruit of a buttercup. Berry nub Hard area of strawberry Fruit of a buttercup Outer part of a strawberry Part of a rosebush's hip Part of a sunflower Part of a strawberry Fruit on a strawberry Part of a buttercup Sunflower seed, botanically Sunflower seeds, to a botanist Sunflower seeds, botanically One-seeded fruits Dry fruits Buttercup parts Small, one-seeded fruits Belly- --: grumbler One who's sore Belly-___ What Ben Lee did "For You"? Burned Had a yearning Had one's dogs barking, so to speak Had some barking dogs, say Was in knots Had a flu symptom Felt compassion (for) Suffered from the flu Needed to be kneaded, maybe Rued one's run Rued exercise Felt the results of a run Had great sympathy (for) Needed a massage, say Had pains Suffered from unaccustomed exercise, perhaps Was in need of liniment, perhaps Felt the pain Had longings Had a stiff neck Needed a masseuse Got sore Felt great sympathy Felt one's age, maybe Was a pain in the neck? Suffered Felt sore, like after a workout Was distressed. Yearned. Longed. Felt pity for Had a hurt Felt compassion Had the misery Felt sympathetic Was nostalgic Felt pity Had the flu Agonized Hurt, as a tooth Yearned for Felt eager Felt some pain Suffered, in a way Hankered Bird call competition? "... all unite, with ___": Paine "Give ___ for the team." "... ___ in defense of our Liberty Tree" Suffered from soreness Was uncomfortable Rued the workout Suffered soreness Felt the strain Was painful Felt the strain? Hurt plenty Rued the aerobics Smarted Was in need of a good rubdown Yearned (for) Longed (for) Had a yen for Pined (for) Had pain Hurt, like a longing heart Had a pain Hankered for Hurt, as muscles after a workout Needed Aleve Throbbed Felt bad Felt pain, in a way Suffered from the workout Longed Felt (for) Longed for cooler head after article lost (5) Was uncomfortable, in a way Was in need of a rubdown Felt fluish Required liniment Had arthralgia Needed ibuprofen Rued the run Suffered with dull pains Yearned to see a dentist Begged for Bengay Called for liniment Felt a throbbing Suffered from a workout Suffered pain Felt the effects of overexertion Needed a massage, maybe Needed to be kneaded? Pained Needed a good rubdown Had sore muscles Needed a rubdown Needed to visit a masseur Dental concern Gut feeling Really long Incentive for a warm bath Really long? Pine for Neck problem Can't wait Have sympathy "Seven Year ___" (1981 Rosanne Cash hit) Gut feeling? Naproxen target Desire analgesics, maybe Exercise souvenir Not quite smart? Result of some heavy lifting Back to back? Bleed (for) It's dull "Things Fall Apart" author 'Things Fall Apart' writer Chinua -- Nigerian novelist Chinua ___ "Things Fall Apart" author Chinua ___ "Arrow of God" novelist Chinua ___ "Things Fall Apart" novelist "Things Fall Apart" novelist Chinua ___ Nigerian novelist "Will you take ___?" Last part of the question Needed liniment Suffered after a workout Was sore Was in pain Yearned Hankered (for) Felt poorly Was hurting Felt sore Had a charley horse Felt pain Needed Tylenol, say Needed a chiropractor, say Pined Was sore after a workout Had a yen Had flu symptoms Hurt at first, Americans cringed hearing erotic details Needed a kneading? Needed aspirin Needed to be kneaded Have the misery Tired "dogs" do this Word with head or ear Be so eager it hurts Bothersome thing Pain's relative Tooth or head follower Word with ear or tooth Word with head or tooth Word with tooth or ear Feel steady pain Follower of head or back Head or back follower Relative of a twinge Strain Subject of a patient's plaint Aspirin's target Feel sympathy for Possible result of caries Relative of smart Result of a hole in a molar Word with head or back Word with tooth or heart Deep yearning Pang's relative Reason for calling a D.D.S. Grieve Feel flu symptoms Have flu symptoms Pain's partner Twinge's relative Word after back or head Acupuncture target Head or heart condition Twinge's cousin Head or ear follower Head or tooth follower Suffer sorely Feel a yearning Pain's cousin Tooth ailment Tooth or head problem Back or head follower La grippe symptom Have a hangover Problem for a masseur Distress signal Result of running, perhaps Overexercising result Feel a burning need (for) Mal de tֳ×te, for one. Pain. Result of weariness. Symptom. Wish ardently. Yearn. Yearning. Hunger. Longing. Throb. Twinge. Yearn (for). Feel compassion. Be distressed. Have a yearning. Long for. Twinge's cousin. Wish very much: Colloq. Head or heart symptom. Strong desire. Yearn painfully. Feel compassion (for). Pine. Suffer. Word with head or back. Long (for). Nostalgic feeling. Pine (for). Nagging pain. Yearn (to). Become distressed. Athletic aftermath Head or heart affliction. Suffix for heart or head. Feel pity for Back trouble Doctor's concern Head item Be distressed Uncomfortable feeling Word with heart or head Head or tooth Common woe Head or back complaint Result of overcycling Strain's aftermath Back or ear Charley-horse reaction Head or stomach woe Aspirin seller Need kneading Head or heart problem Patient's complaint Heart hurt This will hurt Marathoner's complaint Cause for complaint Codl sensation Long for Sore spot^ACH Really hurt Feel sympathy Rue the running Medicinal side effect, maybe Cause for aspirin Heart or head follower Balming target? Major pain Anodyne's target Mourn (for) Be a big pain Pound, as pain Word with back or ear Need aspirin, perhaps Head problem Dolor Pinter's 'A Slight ___' Reason to see a dentist, say Pounding Canine trouble? Reason to take acetylsalicylic acid Caladryl: itch :: Bengay : ___ Feel pity Possible result of overexertion Result of overstrain Lost-love feeling Balming target Muscle memory? Shoveling aftermath Strong yearning Snow shoveling aftermath, maybe Heat rub target Need Aleve Power yoga aftermath Heartbreak, e.g. Hanker Yearn for. Common symptom. Head symptom. Hurt. Shane Nicholson "Acrobat ___" Athlete's burden Persistent dull pain Post-weeding blues Get sore laughing Exercise by-product, often Feel compassion Head or heart ailment Head or heart attachment Masseuse's target Word after head or heart Sign of old age Reason for a rubdown Feel Result of a charley horse Canine warning? Post-exercise feeling Need an ice bag Sleep preventer Feel great sympathy Feel pity (for) Pain or pine Bengay target Migraine symptom Reason to use liniment Canine pain Need an analgesic Canine concern Heart trouble Starve (for) StairMaster aftereffect, perhaps Workout result, possibly Feeling in the heart or head Problem with an organ near a temple? Result of using a StairMaster, possibly What Tylenol tames Pine or pain Rue the run, perhaps Workout consequence Muscle strain result Suffer from a migraine Suffer from extra exercise, maybe Workout result, frequently Flu clue Acetaminophen target Feel bad Need naproxen Result of overexercising, maybe Yearn deeply Have a longing Word with "head" or "belly" Word with "head" or "heart" Jogger's malady Steady pain After-shoveling feeling, sometimes Ice pack's target Jawbreaker song that hurts? Joint concern Lovelorn one's woe Novice weightlifter's souvenir Rosanne Cash "Seven Year ___" Jogging aftermath Broken-heart symptom Have rheumatic pains, e.g. Medicinal side effect, sometimes Painful feeling "I ___ all over" Arthritis complaint Consequence of too much lifting Exercise reminder Lingering feeling post rock-climbing class Post-moving feeling Regret a long workout Stomach woe Want badly (with "for") Word with "head," "tooth" or "heart" ___ for (really desire) Do more than yearn Harbinger of tooth trouble "Head" or "heart" hurt Aftermath of a hard workout Bit of soreness Cause for a massage Charley horse result Desire (for) Exercise byproduct, often Feel deep compassion Feel empty Head woe Overexertion result Post-marathon feeling Post-practice woe Post-workout soreness Result of too much exercise Throb with pain Back or belly irritant Back rub reason Have a throbbing pain Bad end for a tooth? Result of doing too many crunches, or of eating too many Crunch bars Excercise effect, perhaps Feel flu-like, say Heartsick feeling Hurt so bad Massage target Pain, or pine Result of a strain Smart but not intelligent Suffer from overexertion Balm target Desire Ice-bag site Be heartsick Lovelorn person's problem Analgesic's target Arthritis symptom Back problem Have a sore spot? Have pains It can be dull or throbbing Newspaperman Adolph Need a backrub, say Feel eager Workout aftermath, maybe Cause for an aspirin Reason to call the dentist Result of overexercise, perhaps Smart but not intelligent? Source of misery Dull throb Feel (for) Feel a dull pain Pain in the ass Pain in the gut Require an analgesic Throb painfully Throe Tooth or tummy problem Tummy problem Workout aftermath, perhaps "Tooth" or "tummy" follower Target for liniment Tooth or belly pain Blues Traveler: "This ___" Feel sorry (for) Feel stiff and sore Lingering pain Nagging cold feature Nagging pain Post-shoveling feeling Call for ibuprofen Feel discomfort Hurt all over Rosanne Cash's "Seven Year ___" Smart Sustained pain Bit of infirmity Head tail? Word with tooth, heart or back Workout aftermath "Seven Year ___" Have a severe yearning Initially, aspirin can help ease pain (4) Migraine, e.g. Need a back rub Word with heart or tooth Feel fluish Need relief Joint problem Need an ice bag, perhaps After head or heart Bufferin target Dull discomfort Need an ice bag, e.g. Word with ear or back Post-Pilates symptom What a massage may ease Migraine symptom, for one Result of overexertion Throbbing After-workout soreness Charley horse, e.g. Feel pangs Have a hankering Heart or back problem? Motrin target Need ibuprofen, say Overexertion reminder Pain in the neck, e.g. Workout consequence, maybe Flu harbinger Have pangs Post-marathon woe Dentist visit initiator Hypochondriac's complaint This hurts Training-room complaint Back-rub reason, perhaps Belly or back ender Deep longing Word with neck, head or belly Yearn for a rubdown? Workout memento Aerobics aftereffect Attached to back or belly Back or ear follower Bad end for a tooth Deep-seated desire Exercise aftermath Fatigue symptom Feel painful Hurt bad Hurt, like Billy Ray Cyrus's heart Need aspirin? Postgame feeling What Aleve may relieve Word with belly or ear Workout souvenir Back or belly phenomenon Liniment's target Muscle fatigue Weekend warrior's woe Workout result? Yearn for Aleve alleviates it Belly trouble Football practice aftermath, maybe Head ailment Stuntman's souvenir Want acetaminophen What Aleve alleviates Word with head or belly Need balm Backrub target Couch potato's workout result Discomfort source Exercise consequence, maybe Feel poorly Have a yen for It's dull and painful Muscle misery Pain in the neck, really Result of overtraining, maybe Tooth or tummy follower Word with back or head Word with neck or belly Overexerciser's woe Feel like a boxer after a fight Languish Aleve may relieve it Dentist-visit initiator Heart attachment Certain stiffness Continuous pain Heart problem? Pain in the neck, perhaps Painful throb Rue the aerobics Suffer heartbreak Belly problem Ben-Gay's target Need analgesics Want Weightroom complaint Aerobics class reminder Ben-Gay target Have a great yen Head starter Jogger's woe Pain in the neck, maybe Painful suffix Rubdown target Stomach discomfort Suffer stiffness What Aleve relieves Yearn painfully Feel sympathy (for) Pain in the neck Sprain symptom "Seven Year ___" (Roseanne Cash) A revolutionary is hurt (4) Aspirin fights it Belly or heart follower Crave Day-after-the-game sensation Excuse for aspirin Feature of Billy Ray Cyrus's heart Feel pain Hanker for Have a sore spot Heart's longing Masseurs rub it out? Motivation to keep a doctor's appointment Muscular stiffness Pining pain Pitcher's woe Post-exercise soreness Rue the run What you'll do after aerobics class Word with head, tooth or heart Dull soreness Get sore Have a yen Head problem? Heading away from hiding place in pain (4) IcyHot target It's a pain Joint concern? Long Long, and then some Longing feeling Masseur's target Molar malady Need Advil, say Need Bengay Need an Anacin Need an ibuprofen Need ibuprofen Oarsman's sensation Persistent pain Really smart Reason to see a dentist Require a rubdown Result of a strenuous workout See puzzle title Signal from one's body Suffer Suffer from a charley horse Tooth woe What hearts do, in romance novels With a European degree, he is smart (4) Feel a dull poin Need aspirin Have a pain Alternating current, he gets hurt Cause for liniment Reason for balm Ail Crick Head or heart follower Yearning Suffix for suffering body parts After-shoveling feeling Belly ___: complain Call for liniment Follows stomach or heart Reason to gripe Suffer migraine What sore muscles do Aerobics-class reminder Dull pain Liniment target Workout aftereffect Workout result, maybe Fluish feeling Long (for) Have a migraine Workout reminder Head or heart hurt Belly or back follower Head or belly follower Muscle pain Aspirin target Exercise result, maybe Muscle soreness Need a backrub Need a massage Need liniment Post-workout symptom Dull hurt Workout result, perhaps Advil target Post-triathlon feeling Need an aspirin Post-workout complaint Post-exercise symptom Heart problem Feel the pain Be in want of a massage, maybe Have rheumatic pains Rheumatism symptom Want badly, with "for" Need a rubdown Post-workout woe Pine (for) Muscle woe Need aspirin, maybe Muscular woe Yen Longing Have sore muscles Exercise woe Have a charley horse Aleve target Back woe Workout woe Heartsickness, e.g. "I ___ all over!" Analgesic target Dental woe Drop in for ___ Purchase, in Paris Have ___ (jaw) Faithful friend in "The Aeneid" Loyal friend. Intimate of Aeneas Faithful companion of Aeneas, in "Aeneid" Sore point "--- "lieber"!" Lumbago, e.g. Pine Tylenol target Yearn Exercise aftermath, maybe Ibuprofen target Need a masseuse Tooth pain Yearn (for) Muscle malady Yearn passionately Symptom for a dentist Charley horse Post-workout feeling Feel sore Word with head or heart Be in pain Be sore Pain Pain in the neck? Throb Have a yearning Throbbing pain Discomfort Flu symptom Muscle problem Hurt Result of overexercise Pang Soreness Tummy trouble Twinge Workout result Workout result, at times Pain from a strain Marathoner's woe Belly pain Muscular distress Sore feeling Reason for a backrub Reason for an ice pack German grouse? Essen beef? Bavarian carp? Berlin beef? "___ Gott, vom Himmel sieh darein" (Bach cantata) Weimar word of woe Katzenjammer cry "Wo! ___ was!" (German cry) German shepherd's cry? "Oh!" overseas Frankfurter's cry "Egad," to Ernst "___ was!" (German exclamation) Oder exclamation Frankfurter's opposite of "Hot dog!" "Oh!" to Ohm Exclamation in Ems Holy cow for Hamburgers? Rats along the Rhine? Cousin of "verdammt" Dieter's beef? Mann's "Man!" Peloponnesus region Greece, to Romans Peloponnesian region Greeks 'Pull up ___' What gets whiter the dirtier it gets? Locale for Mozart enthusiasts? Israelite stoned for stealing at Jericho Steve Winwood "While You See ___" Take ___ on. "Not ___!" (nothing doing) More of a quote by Gore Vidal Dream Theater EP "___ of Seasons" Relish or pickle of India. Indian relish. 'Third time's --' Some things work like this What the lucky person leads On ___ (pursuing) Lead one ___. Have ___ with: talk to Purchase in Arles Have ___ with (speak to) Have ___ (talk) Have -- (bat the breeze) Have --- (converse) Have ___ (put someone in the hot seat without them suspecting, maybe) Have ___ (converse) "___, du lieber... " Exclamation. German cry. One form of "Alas!" "___, Du Lieber Augustin." Herr's lamentation. "___ du lieber Augustin." Ah me!: Ger. Berlin cry. Berlin exclamation. Alas!, in Bonn. Exclamation of a kind. Berliner's alas German's alas ___ du lieber Alas, in Bonn Interjection in Bonn Bonn exclamation "Oh!" in Bonn Berliner's exclamation German word of woe Oh, on the Oder "___, du lieber!" Essen cry Oh, in Frankfurt Alas, to Wolfgang Herr's "Alas!" "Alas!" in Anhalt Helmut's "Alas!" Sigh in Stuttgart Berliner's expletive Exclamation in Augsburg Alas, to Adenauer Exclamation in Aachen Drat, Dresden style Oh! in Oschatz "___ Du Lieber... " Alas, in Aalen Alas, in Berlin Cry at Bonn Alas, to Arndt Alas, in Munich Fritz's exclamation Leipzig lamentation Oh, to Hansel "Oh" overseas Comment of frustration Oldenburg outburst Bavarian beef? Dresden "D'oh!" Dֳ¼sseldorf "D'oh!" "Alas" in Augsburg Berlin 'alas' Exclamation, in Dusseldorf Oh, to Otto Otto's 'oh' Cry in Kronenberg "___ du lieber" Koln complaint Startled reaktion? Teutonic "alas" Stuttgart sigh "Alas" in Austria Alas in Aachen Cry in Kiel Oh, in Bonn Koblenz cry Hamburger beef? 'Oh!' de Cologne Lament from Hans Cry from a Rottweiler? Dֳ¼sseldorf 'd'oh!' Mֳ¼nster beef? Oberhausen cry Kaiser's cry "Oh," in German Lֳ¼beck lament Kֳ¶ln cry Luxembourg lament "Oh my," to Ohm Oh, in Cologne "Egad!" in Essen Bonn beef? Goethe's grumble Teutonic groan German beef? Austrian's 'alas' Gֳ¼nter's gripe "Criminy!" in Germany Johann's "Yikes!" Mֳ¼nster "Geez!" German's shout Alas: Ger. German "alas." German exclamation. Alas!: Ger. Berliner's "alas!" So!: Ger. Alas! Herr's cry. Oktoberfest gripe "D'oh!" in Dֳ¼sseldorf Herr's 'Oh!' Scotch outburst Cry in Coblenz Herr's exclamation "___ du lieber!" (German exclamation) Oy, in Osterreich Oldenburg "oh!" Teutonic cry Exclamation for Heinrich Oberhausen outburst "Alas!", in Aachen Karl's complaint "Herr"'s expletive Prussian protestation "Alas!" in Augsburg Wittenberg "Woe!" Nietzche's exclamation Oberammergau "Oh!" Oskar's outburst Alas, in Austria Hamburger's exclamation '___ du lieber!' Alas, to Einstein Leipzig lament German grunt Hamburg "Heavens!" Austrian's "Alas!" Cologne "Crikey!" Otto's "Oh no!" Deutschland "D'oh!" "Oh my!" to Ohm Oy, in Oberammergau "Oh," in Osnabruck Hamburger's cry "Jiminy!" in Germany ["Die Wurst ist ruiniert!"] Hamburger's harrumph Teutonic lament Whine on the Rhine "Bah! Humbug!," in Hamburg Oh, to Ohm Munich complaint Gֳ¼nther's gripe "Oh!" in Osnabruck Oh of Cologne Alas, in Aachen Alas, to Helmut "Darn!" in Dֳ¼sseldorf "Heck!", in Heidelberg "Hogan's Heroes" exclamation 'D'oh!' in Oberhausen Beethoven's "bah" Interlaken interjection Oberhausen "oh" Oldenburg exclamation "Oh!" de Cologne Exclamation in Bonn Hamburger beef Oberhausen 'Oh!' Oh, in Oldenburg Oktoberfest 'oh' Oskar's "Oh!" ... a surprised German Aachen exclamation Wiesbaden wail German's "Dear me!" Oktoberfest "Oh!" "Alas!" in Austria Alas, in Passau Exclamation in Berlin "Alas!" in Altenburg "You knocked my beer over" at Oktoberfest Altenburg kvetch Berlin cry Exclamation in Essen Oktoberfest cry "Oh!" de Cologne? Berlin wail Disgusted comment after reading Der Spiegel? Frau's cry Hamburger's beef? Wolfgang's "Woe!" Karl's cry Berliner's 'Alas!' Cry in Kֳ¶ln Germanic outcry Hamburg grr? Herr's cry Berliner's "bah!" Dieter's complaint Dresden cry Dֳ¼sseldorf "darn it" Frau's 'Oh!' Mozart's gasp "Gott im Himmel!" Hamburg "oh" Oktoberfest exclamation Heine's sigh Ulm expletive Cry in Koblenz German expletive Oh! in Essen Woeful word to Hans "Heavens!" to Heinrich Aachen alas Cry from Karl "Himmel!" Innsbruck interjection Mein Gott! Koblenz complaint Berlin wailing Emden exclamation Teutonic tsk "Heavens!" in Germany "Oh, dear!" in Frankfurt German cry of dismay ___ du lieber! "Bah!" in Bonn Exclamation from Langer German whine German's exclamation Wagnerian exclamation Alas, in Alsace Bavarian scream German "D'oh!" German's cry Hans's sigh Berliner's cry Beethoven's cry "--- du lieber Augustin!" "Bah!" in Germany German "Alas!" "Oh!" of Cologne Cologne cry Cologne whine Essen interjection Freud's exclamation Teutonic alas Augsburg 'alas!' Whine on the Rhine? Wolfgang's 'Woe is me!' 'Alas!' in Aachen Austrian "alas!" Bremen exclamation Essen outburst Mannheim cry Scream for the Scorpions ___-deucey (game) ___-deucy (backgammon variant) Non-poker game, sometimes called Red Dog, usually played in home games, but also found rarely in casinos, in which players bet that a third card in succession will fall in rank between the first two, which are dealt face up before the bet* Red Dog* Form of backgammon Backgammon variety Backgammon variant Game like backgammon. Big Board initials D.C. and Marvel competitor of the '40s-'60s which published Pyroman and Fat Fury comics; Abbr. "___du lieber!" Alas, in Augsburg Oh, in Heidelberg Ludwig's lament "Bah!" in German Teutonic exclamation "___ du lieber!" Rhine whine? Essen exclamation German "Oh!" Rhine whine German exclamation German gripe Oberhausen "Oh!" German sigh German interjection "Mein Gott!" Franz's "Alas!" "Oh!" in ֳ–sterreich "Bah," in Bavaria Coblenz complaint German cry "Oh" de Cologne? German's "Oh my!" "These Hamburgers are giving me indigestion!" Erfurt exclamation Essen expletive Exclamation for Gunter Grass German shout German's "Oh!" Siegfried's sigh Stuttgart shout Exclamation in Dusseldorf German "alas" Last piece of spinach Otto's "oh!" Herr's "Oh!" Ulm exclamation Cologne complaint Drat! in Dresden Welding fuel Tom's aspirin? Great pitcher on the front lines of battle? Have an ___ one's sleeve Cheater's prop Concealed advantage Tactic held in reserve Hidden asset It's surprising when played Cheating maneuver (term that has entered general usage)* 1994 film role for Jim Carrey Jim Carrey role Jim Carrey's pet detective role Pet detective played by Jim Carrey Jim Carrey film role of 1994 Jim Carey role Pet detective of film Role for Jim Carrey Film 'pet detective' Film detective Snowflake seeker of film Jim Carrey title character Jim Carrey title role Pet detective of films 1994 Jim Carrey role Seeker of a sacred bat named Shikaka ___-deucey ___-deucy ___-deucey (form of backgammon) ___-deucey (backgammon variant) ___ deucey ___ -deucey Deucey less one ___ ducey Deucy preceder ___-deucy (backgammon variety) Deucey partner Deucy lead-in Deucey lead-in ___ deucey:variation of backgammon Deucey starter ___ -deucy ___-deucy (great, in slang) ___-deucy (game with dice) Backgammon variant, ___-deucey ___-deucey. ___-deucy. Deucey's No. 1 ___-deucy, backgammon variation ___-deucy (backgammon game) A source of chloroform Thinner component Salon stripper Colorless solvent Household chemical Spot remover Primary component in nail polish remover Thinner option Polish stripper Component of paint thinner Varnish ingredients Flammable solvents Nail polish remover ingredients Some solvents Solvents Flammable liquids Thinner components Polish removers Cigarette smoke byproducts Thinner elements Options for thinning Red Baron's footprints? Vinegar Pharmacist's vinegar Vinegar. Cards in a low straight Vinegar component Acid derivative Radical in aspirin Vinegar radical ___ radical ___ chloride (dyemaking chemical) ___ group, in organic chemistry Part of aspirin Like a vinegar radical Type of lamp Type of torch Welder's gas Torch type Welding need Welding gas Welder's need Torch fuel ___ torch Gas used in welding. Illuminant gas Kind of torch Gas used in a blowtorch Gas made from limestone and coal Blowtorch gas Acid: Prefix. Chemical prefix. Acid prefix Of an acid: Prefix Vinegary: Comb. form Chemist's comb. form Vinegary chemical prefix Acid: Comb. form Prefix with phenetidin Lowball* Colorless ketone Type of motor fuel Common solvent Polish remover Manicurist's solvent Nail polish remover Nail polish remover component Paint remover Paint-remover component Organic solvent Lab solvent Solvent ingredient Paint ingredient Paint remover or solvent Solvent found in tea, once Varnish thinner Thinner compound Fingernail polish remover ingredient Popular lab solvent Organic chemistry building block Paint-thinning compound Paint remover component It may be smelled on an low-carb dieter's breath Makeup artist's supply Nail polish remover ingredient Polish remover ingredient Active ingredient in nail polish remover Salon solvent Flammable chemical Varnish ingredient Laboratory cleaner Dimethyl ketone. Volatile liquid. Paint remover. Solvent. Paint solvent. Chemical in nail-polish removers Colorless solvent used in paints Element in nail-polish remover Rayon maker's solvent Vinegarlike Vinegar-based, e.g. Kind of acid in vinegar Type of acid in vinegar Like CH3CO2H Like the acid in vinegar Vinegar-based Like the acid in dressings ___ acid (vinegar, essentially) ___ acid (main component of vinegar) Resembling vinegar. Vinegarlike. Of a vinegar acid Acid in vinegar Like pickle juice Vinegar, chemically Component of vinegar Wood distillation product Vinegar, essentially Vinegar, largely Main component of vinegar CH3COOH Compound used in photographic film production Make vinegar Turn to vinegar Viscous vinegar, chemically Glycerol-based solvent Colorless liquid Liquid ester Vinegary mixture "Vinegar" word form Vinegary prefix Vinegar acid (comb. form) Vinegary: pref. Vinegary word form Vinegar, in combinations Vinegar (prefix) Venetian vinegar Prefix meaning "vinegar" Vinegar: Pref. Vinegary: Prefix Vinegary word starter Vinegar, in Venice Acidic prefix Chemical prefix Vinegary starter Certain chemical: Comb. form Vinegar prefix Prefix with nitrile Vinegar, in Venezia Synthetic fabrics Clear overlays Clear plastic sheets Clear plastics Plastic sheets Certain salts Overhead transparencies Clear sheets Film materials Overhead sheets Certain fabrics. Textile fibers Bases for movie film Protective overlays Film bases Some protective covers Art protectors Decent starting hand in Texas Hold 'Em Great deal in blackjack Blackjack winner Winning blackjack combo Blackjack pairing, perhaps Great pair to get in blackjack Winning card combo Sure thing in blackjack Blackjack lock Winning hand in blackjack Winning blackjack pair Bridge hand honors. 21, in blackjack Winning blackjack holding Can't-lose blackjack holding Play perfectly? Do well at one's recital? Suit Kind of acid Vinegary acid ___ acid (vinegar) ___ acid (vinegar component) Acid found in vinegar Like CH3COOH Type of acid ___ acid An ice act gone sour Vinegarish Full of vinegar Of vinegar ___ acid (essential constituent of vinegar) Containing vinegar Vinegar acid Overhead projector sheet Movie stock Film plastic Old album material Cellophane substitute Old recording disk Protective sheet for artwork Film maker? Film-stock material Protective plastic It's clear Ethyl ___: nail polish remover compound Synthetic fabric. Synthetic fiber. Rayon fabric. Kind of rayon. A fabric base. Cellulose, for one. Cellulose fabric. Textile fiber, as in rayon. Material. Textile fiber. Plastic used for film. Plastic material Plastic for records Film-making plastic Kind of rayon Phonograph recording disk Record material Synthetic akin to rayon See-through sheet 78's composition Recording-tape material Synthetic yarn Film base Overlay Protective plastic sheet Varnish material Cellulose ester used in Scotch tape Portfolio page protector Drapery material Collectible record Art film? Plastic overlays for artwork Plastic strips Artwork overlays Salts not found at sea, etc. LP disks e.g. Some synthetic fabrics Synthetic fibers Perfume solvent Compound used in perfume Perfumery compound Chemical solvent. Medical liquid Chem. liquid Perfumery solvent Liquid used as a solvent Colorless, liquid solvent Alcoholic compound used in perfumes Chemist's solvent Alcohol-based compound used in cosmetics Alcohol solvent Colorless solvents Volatile solvents Liquids used as solvents Solvent used in lacquers Pain reliever and fever reducer Synthetic filament Plastic overlay material Overlay material Film material Clear plastic overlay Transparent sheet Synthetic fabric Textile fiber Synthetic material Transparency Transparent material Clear material Clear report cover Film stock Protective film Plastic overlay Cartoon cel material Cel material Synthetic fiber Film stock material Clear overlay Ubiquitous synthetic Old film stock Old phonograph record material A tea, etc., introduces this material 45's composition Test pressing Overhead sheet material Film overlay Protective plastic film Transparent overlay Sodium ___ (potato chip flavoring) Start of a full house declaration, maybe Winning full house, for short Certain full house, in poker lingo Best kind of full house Hickok's last hand Good, not great, poker hand "Aeneid" archer Two-pair holding, in poker Excellent two-pair hand Two pairs that beat king-high Great two pair* High two-pair poker hand Type of full house Two big pair* Hickok's poker hand when he was shot, so they say Hand with two bullets and two deuces, e.g. The so-called "dead man's hand," e.g. Best two-pair poker hand Description of a good two-pair poker hand Game in which "bullets" can be whatever card you decide Poker game Poker stipulation Word form for "vinegar" Word form of "vinegar" Vinegar: Comb. form. Vinegar: Prefix. Prefix for an acid. Vinegar: Prefix Vinegar: Comb. form Vinegars. Vinegars Flammable liquid Nutty-tasting compound Perfume ingredient Organic compound Alcohol-based solvent Perfumer's liquid Perfume compound Compound used in perfume manufacture Solvent substance Kind of ether Colorless, flammable solvent Hydrogen compound used in perfume Volatile solvent Compound in lip gloss Compound with a nutlike aftertaste Compound with a nutty aftertaste Chemical used in perfumes Hypnotic ingredient in medicine Paint solvent Fab Highly regarded, so to speak Stars in a rotation Masters Managers of fighters? Top row of a Yahtzee score sheet Good things to hold in your hand Pair with special splitting rules in blackjack Starters who are stoppers 1936 Tim McCoy movie about an important poker hand Wild Bill's last hand "Dead man's hand," in cards Legendary "dead man's hand" Scores 100 Does well in school, perhaps Boosts one's grade, perhaps Does well during finals week Triumphs academically Bridge player's strategy? Crackerjack dogs? Lifestyle choice of a Cy Young Award winner? It ranks just below quads* Like the best full houses Elevens, not ones, in blackjack? ___ the hole (secret weapons, or a golfer's dream?) Passes a test with flying colors Gets 100 on a test Scores 100 on a test Scores a 1600 on the SAT Gets 100% on a final Does a perfect job Gets 100% on an exam Gets 100 on the final Gets no answers wrong on the test Scores perfectly Succeeds completely Nails the exam ... scrambled to produce poets laureate work about the web? Gets the better of Defrauds of, slangily Gets the best of Gets the better of, slangily Gets the best of, in slang Cheats (of), slangily Beats easily Prevails against, in slang Beats, as the competition Defrauds (of), slangily Defeats easily Good two pair* Winning tennis serves A-one Clemens, Gooden et al. Radio's "Easy ___" Goodman and Jane Hole-in-one golf scores "Easy ___," of radio fame Tennis scores Uncovered Flying phenoms Highest cards in pinochle Poker players' "bullets" Snake eyes at a casino Some W.W. I fliers Pitchers like Clemens Certain fliers Radio's "The Easy ___" The ___, American bridge team Nestlers in sleeves Point winners for Bruguera Points of no return? Rickenbacker and von Richthofen Pinochle cards Links feats Parts of blackjacks Serves impeccably They can't be returned Components of good deals Kings' superiors Strong hold 'em holding They're low in cribbage Shots served neatly? Blasts through Cy Young Award favorites Pair of openers Winning serves Nonreturnable shots Old hands Roddick rockets Winners in war Highly regarded Out of this world Successful fliers Rare eagles Scores quickly? Trick takers, usually Serves very well Sports winners Does tremendously well on Drive Honor cards Tennis placements Tennis serves Assets for no-trump Certain serves Points won by a single stroke Good cards Some airmen Some serves Bridge-team name Golf feats Good for openers Jane and Goodman Golf thrills Bridge winners Certain tennis serves Key bridge cards Connors specialties Elite of the deck High or low cards "Easy ___," old radio favorite Dice throw Good hole-cards in seven-card stud High-low cards "Easy ___" of radio fame Pair of "bullets" Throw at Vegas Winners of five dogfights A deck has four Service scores They win over kings Winners on the courts A good pair Big pair Experts in dogfights Fine poker pair Richthofen and Rickenbacker Top-notchers Best pitchers This pair beats two kings Rickenbacker, Red Baron et al. Roscoe Tanner's specialty Top pair, in poker Coups for Connors Dogfight adepts Honors during a rubber Humdingers Oners at Wimbledon Pilots like Rickenbacker Becker boomers Cards. Experts in any activity. Goren 4-pointers. King beaters. Members of R. A. F. Particles. Popular quartet. Star performers. Tennis points. Top performers. Tops of suits. Famous flyers. Holes-in-one. Relatives of kings. Certain cards. Holes in one. Honors in bridge. Takers of quick tricks. Scores, in tennis. Assets at cards. Coveted ones. Experts. Jots. Serves, at Wimbledon. A throw in craps. Bridge assets. Certain airmen. Expert aviators. Poker hand. Topnotchers. Valuable quartet. Good hole cards. Tennis shots. Expert ones. High-powered quartet. Points, in a game. Scoring serves. Super serves. Superb serves. Trick-takers. Parts of a deck. Quartet of winners. Winning ones. High hand. Services of a kind Ashe's specialty. Cards Red Baron and others. Some fliers. Tennis points Bullets, to bettors Singles Sneaks one past The tops Dazzling flyers High hand components Prevents a return A nice pair Super-duper First-rate, slangily Items in a Tahoe shoe Peachy Serves unreturnably Hits the point of no return? Decorated pilots Great, slangily Hard-to-beat foursome They can't be beat Waldo Pepper et al. Strong pair "Cloud hoppers" Excellent hold'em holding Hero aviators They're served 'Dead man's hand' pair Single-stroke points Killer shots They're out of reach Good poker draws Golf tournament highlights Strikeout stars They're worth four high-card points Court feats Strong Texas hold'em holding Klondike foundation starters Winners when led in no-trump Top draws? Big diamonds, maybe Bullets, in Texas hold'em Reno's AAA baseball team Strong hold'em holding Best pair Reason for the downfall of many kings? Scores 90+ on Two fifths of a dead man's hand Tennis coups Best possible three of a kind Queen-beating quartet Bridge winners. Single points Quick points The Red Baron and others They're not returned Perfect golf shots Card pack foursome They might be found up a sleeve Perfect tennis shots "Pocket rockets," in Texas Hold 'Em They may be high or low Highest parts of decks Snake eyes pair Defeaters of kings A very nice pair Dual-value blackjack cards Serves to perfection "Dead man's hand" cards Doesn't come close to flunking Great pair Completes perfectly Bridge honors Rarities on the links They top royal flushes Kings' toppers Strong cards Great assets in war Pocket rockets, in Texas hold'em Reno highs Flexible blackjack cards Poker's "pocket rockets" Super tennis serves Texas Hold 'Em pair called "pocket rockets" Unbeatable golf shots Aerial battle veterans Highly regarded, slangily Nice poker pair Serves flawlessly Bullets Big hand? Blackjack bases Puts one past They're unreturnable Great ones Squadron members Serves with distinction Certain Sampras serves Flying heroes Sampras specialties Ones that may be high? Courier service goals? Points of no retum Sails through Some tennis winners Strong pocket pair at the table What's "High," to Maiden Crack pilots Items up one's sleeve, maybe They aren't returned Pitching staff leaders Air-force heroes Does perfectly Passes audition w/flying colors Passes by a mile Smokes audition Some war heroes They're often helping hands U.S. Open feats Top war pilots "Bullets," to a poker player "Too good" serves Bullets, in Nevada Bullets, in poker slang Expert pilots Frehley and Enders Milos Raonic hit an astonishing 164 of them at Wimbledon in 2014 Proven pros Superb, in slang They don't get sent back to the server They may be in the hole Top guns, in the air What's "High" to Maiden on "Powerslave" High cards in poker One-spot playing cards Tennis stat The Dallas ___ (first-ever professional bridge team) Old radio favorite "Easy ___" One-pip cards Part of a "dead man's hand" Serves a screamer, perhaps Some 120 m.p.h. serves Golfers' rarities The best pair Wartime aviators One-way serves Eddie Rickenbacker and Baron von Richthofen Pair in a dead man's hand Eddie Rickenbacker and Manfred von Richthofen Flying pros Lleyton Hewitt serves, at times Singing group "The Four ___" Big hearts? Serves well done Tennis stats They're unbeatable in war? Top pair in poker Top pilots Bullets in a deck Hard-to-beat quartet Suit tops "Bullets" in poker Big diamonds? Bridge components? Fancy fliers Nonreturnable serves Quick tennis points Serves them right? Suit toppers Tennis statistic Blackjack needs Commonly split pair in blackjack "Bullets" "Pocket rockets" Cy Young candidates Good hole cards High pair in poker Hotshot pilots Prized blackjack cards They're worth 4 points in bridge hand evaluation Unreturned tennis scores They outrank kings Ones in decks Big diamonds Doesn't just pass Frehley and Hood Frehley and Spades? Go-to guys Nails an audition Perfect serves in tennis Star pitchers Useful cards in blackjack War winners World Series starters Hard-to-hit pitchers Provides service that can't be beat? War pilots "Great" Cy Young winners, often Gets an A+ High poker cards Iron Maiden "___ High" Nails it, say Prized pitchers Scores 100 on, say Serves superbly Singles in suits Some Federer serves They may be split in Vegas They're often seen with kings and queens Trumps, perhaps Two-way 21 cards Assets in poker Certain diamonds Eddie Rickenbacker and Manfred von Richthofen, e.g. High holdings, perhaps Hold 'em holdings, sometimes Standout pitchers They may get you the upper hand They're often included in good deals Cards mentioned in the lyrics to "The Gambler" Components of snake eyes Leaders of the pack? Parts of good deals, often Roddick specialties Some playing cards They may be split in casinos They're part of a good deal, usually They're sometimes more important than kings You may hold them in Vegas Pair split in Vegas Playing cards Big clubs Blackjack requirements Bullets, to poker players Go-to guys on the pitching staff Killer serves Scores 100% on They might be found up sleeves They often beat kings They're better than kings and queens Top pair Winning hearts? Tip-top Great, in slang King and queen toppers You may see them split in Reno "Great!" A foursome for poker? Excels on an exam High pair Hot pair in poker Nails, as a test Blackjack favorites Canada's Billy Bishop, and others Coveted cards Crackerjack fliers Dogfight participants Flying hotshots Handles with mastery High holdings Kings are beaten by them Rickenbacker and the red baron Snake eyes Some are spades The Four -- The best pair? They can be high or low They count as one or eleven They may be one or eleven Top honors Top-flight individuals? You might find them up a sleeve Breezes through, as a test Dealer's bullets Some tennis shots Good opening pair The go-to guys on staffs "Go-to-guys" on the pitching staff "I can see you're out of ___" ("The Gambler" lyric) 1/13 of 52 Awards for Showtime Blue Max recipients Cards that beat kings Court winners Golf rarities More than passes Rockets* Something good to have in 30-ACROSS They cannot be returned They're good for tricks Top mounds men Top parts of suits "Easy ___" (old-time radio show) Poker holding Ones in suits? Parts of a great deal? They are not returned properly They could be the highest or the lowest They get shuffled around Big hearts Dogfight contenders Eagles a par-3 Gets no return Iron Maiden's "___ High" Old pros Outstanding serves Par-3 wonders Rickenbacker, Johnson and Maddux Sampras sizzlers Serve scores Serves well Singles in suits? Superb serves They're more important than kings They're part of a good deal They're sometimes wild Top pair* Tops of suits Unreturnable shots Whiz kids Dead Man's Hand component Distinguished Flying Cross recipients Hot shots Rare golf scores Top diamonds "--- High" (1976) "I can see you're out of ___" ("The Gambler" line Blackjack cards Bullets in poker Bullets, in Vegas Deck's highest quartet Emulates Sampras Holes in one part of peace symbol (4) Kings are lower than them Makes a hole-in-one Nails Ones in a suit? Opening Day pitchers Those that excel Trick winners Winning cards Pros Hand helpers High fliers Hole-in-one drives Ones of a kind? Scores an immediate point in tennis They're nonreturnable Top four "...I can see you're out of ___" ("The Gambler" line) "I can see you're out of ___" ("The Gambler" line) Best starters Pack foursome Service winners Good Vegas holdings High or low playing cards Hingis's zingers Hotshots Leaders of the pack Sure-fire shots They topple kings They're good for your hands They're part of a really good deal 4 of 52 Earns an A Half of a dead man s hand Makes the perfect shot WWI flying heroes "I can see you're out of ___" ("The Gambler") "___ High" (Iron Maiden) '50s group The Four ___ Air force superstars Best serves Blackjack components Cards mentioned in "The Gambler" Crowd-pleasing rarities Deck tops? Experts in the air Holes-in-one Primo pitchers Scores 1600 on SAT's Serves perfectly Surefire shooters The Four ___ The most powerful pair? They're never returned They're split in casinos Top hurlers Top pitchers Vegas highs? Doesn't merely pass Evansvilles Purple ___ Killer tennis serves Lowest scores on the links The bane of kings Youre ___ with me! "Dead Man's Hand" pair "___ High" (1976) Big game pitchers Bullets, in Reno Canada's Billy Bishop, et al. Frehley and namesakes Deadly serves Dogfight battlers Dogfight fighters Drives into the hole Four of 52 Gives good service? Good cards in Vegas Ideal serves King beaters* Kings of the mound Links rarities Recipients of the Blue Max Reno "rockets" Tennis blasts They may give you the upper hand They may have hearts They're unbeatable in war Top racing skippers Top skippers Top yachtsmen Untouched serves, in tennis Yahtzee category Sleeve cards Fine poker holdings DFC winners Flying greats Winners Radio's "Easy -" They're good with tricks Virtuosos Wimbledon blasts Gets a serve past Makes high grades Pilot pros Serves up a storm A very good pair Some stinging serves They top kings Eddie Rickenbacker et al. Surefire shots Scores on a serve Tops Seasoned pros Completes successfully Deck tetrad Perfect shots Crack shots Gets a perfect score on Gets an A Perfect They're worth 1 or 11 points Cardsharp's stash Fighter pilots Golf coups Premier pilots They're worth 1 or 11 in blackjack Card-deck quartet Unreturned serves Passes with flying colors One of the pairs in a dead man's hand Solitaire foundation starters Air Force heroes Air heroes Highest poker cards Super serves Crackerjacks 11's in blackjack One-spot cards Highest cards Trick takers, often Top guns Unretured serves Passes with panache Components of blackjacks Dealer upcards disliked by blackjack players Perfect tennis serves High poker pair Best poker pair Unreturnable serves King beaters Top playing cards Oft-palmed cards Poker "bullets" Top poker pair Unreturned tennis serves Gets 100 on Highest poker pair Top poker cards Whizzes Top fighter pilots Untouchable tennis serves King toppers "Bullets," in poker "Bullets," in poker slang "Pocket rockets," to Hold' Em players "Rockets," in poker slang Air force hotshots Breezes through Cards quartet Cards with a letter on them Ones who try to put things past you? Laptops from Taiwan Sampras and others Taiwanese computers Big servers Their service is impeccable They provide top-notch services Deliverers of the unreturnable Great service providers Maple and box elder Laver and Ashe, at times Eaglers of par 3's Skillful servers Quick scorers on the court Great servers Excellent servers Court whizzes Some Taiwanese tablets What you may notice about the puzzle you are doing, part 1 Arctic Monkeys jam off debut Deck foursome High cards Ones or elevens Versatile playing cards Court coups Poker bullets Old radio's "Easy___" Part of a dead man's hand Versatile blackjack holdings Holes in one Good blackjack holdings One-spots Passes easily Perfect serves Opening pair Sampras serves, often Cards up one's sleeve? Great serves Scores 100 on Bullets, in card slang Combat pilots Deck quartet Experts Gets a perfect score Top cards Bullets, in poker Airborne war heroes Poker pair Scores a hundred on The best three in a three-of-a-kind Make bitter Make sour Vex Made sour Makes bitter Annoys someone Bitter, as in taste Bitter expert with broken crib (7) Biting, as criticism Like grapefruits Barb-tongued Like some wit Mordant. Its cover sheet may read 'To: A Big Dumb Jerk, Re: You Know What' Biting humor Dorothy Parker quality Sourness Sharpness. Harshness of temper. Tartness Bitter untruth? Pulitzer recipients Spanish steel Barbados cherry Narrow and pointed, as pine leaves Chaffy. Shaped like a pine needle. Like chaff. Chaffy Slender and sharp Hornless Incense holder of old Rome Champion tennis servers Aspire laptops, e.g. Gateway alternatives Maples Curve-setters, on tests Players with big serves, often Skillful tennis servers Aspire computers Top servers Excellent servers? Some laptops Computers such as the Aspire and Extensa They provide excellent service Stellar tennis servers Great servers, often Providers of excellent service? Some PCs from Taiwan Some Taiwanese PCs Sharp-tongued Like a sourball Tangy Cutting, as criticism Sour or bitter in taste Tart in tone Sour tasting, oldstyle Bitter tasting Acid Bitter to the taste Like vinegar Bitter, in poetry Severe, as criticism Like lemon juice (var.) Like a lemon Harsh in taste Sarcastic Sharp, poetically Sourish Bitterly harsh Bitter, old-style Sour, old-style Bitterly written Biting, variantly Scathing Sardonic Vinegary. Sharp. Bitter. Pungent. Acid in mood. Biting. Unsweet. Bitingly ironic. Harsh. Sharply critical. Sour. Sharply bitter Like green apples Pungent Very critical Sharp and harsh Sour tasting Acidulous Somewhat sour Sour in taste Lemony Having a bite Tart of tone Embitter Top service provider Toshiba competitor Powerful court opponent Serena Williams, often Aspire maker Cannonball maker, say Serving expert? Pete Sampras, notably Company that acquired Gateway in 2007 One not allowing a volley TravelMate notebook maker Aspire PC maker Sidewalk in Seville Needle-shaped Having needlelike leaves. Needle-shaped. Needlelike Lip-puckering Acidic Like lemon juice Sour Very tart Sour-tasting Bitter-tasting In a sour mood Sharp-tasting Harsh, as criticism Acid in tone Astringent Biting Cutting Mordant Like unripe fruit Sharp Sharp of tongue Ill-tempered Biting in tone Sour tasting, old-style Sharp in taste Tart Bitter in taste Caustic Sharp, as a comment Sharply bitter, as a comment Sour-tasting, old-style Tart-tasting Acid-tongued Sour in tone Sour in tone (5) Vinegary One offering outstanding services? On-the-rise Taiwanese PC maker Service expert Netbook brand Netbook name Rival of Dell Hard-to-hit server Taiwanese PC maker Maple, to botanists Sampras, at times Maker of Extensa computers One with a fastball? Court whiz Pete Sampras, at times One who might slip one past you Pete Sampras, sometimes Strong server Whiz of a tennis server Agassi, often Taiwanese computer maker Great server One with a sterling service Tennis pro, at times Respected server One serving well Big PC maker John Isner, a record 113 times, in a 2010 Wimbledon match Taiwan-based computer maker Maker of Aspire computers One known for great service Genus of trees. Maple genus. Maple tree: Lat. Maples. Tree genus. Maple tree genus. The maples. Genus of maple. Genus of maples. Maple. Rod Laver, for one Sharp, to Cicero Box elder's genus Box elder genus Maple-tree genus The maples, to a botanist Top server on a court? The maples Very lucky golfer? One who gives special service? Computer giant Big name in PCs Certain Taiwanese computer Djokovic at times Maker of Iconia tablets Taiwanese information technology firm since 1976 Big name in tablets and PCs Maker of tablets and PCs Serving whiz on the tennis court Top service provider? A tablet maker Agassi, at times Big name in Wintel machines Dell rival Lenovo competitor One who nails a test, say PC brand Venus, every now and again Hard-to-hit tennis server Serving whiz Big name in desktop computers Computer maker Netbook and tablet maker Slam-bang tennis server Tablet brand Tablet company Venus Williams, sometimes "Explore beyond limits" computer company Agassi, in his prime Big name in desktops Chromebook manufacturer Lenovo rival Maker of Aspire laptops PC maker Taiwanese computer giant They make PCs and tablets Tennis's Ivanisevic, often One who gives great service? Superb server One with a powerful serve, at times Big server in tennis Skillful server Star server Roger Federer, at times Serving whiz on the court Whiz on the tennis court Andy Roddick, at times Aspire computer maker Third highest-selling world computer manufacturer (behind HP and Dell) One demonstrating excellent service? Serving standout Sampras at times Standout testee Bic's predecessor Earner of an A Good tennis player Dell competitor Test killer Avian abode Pete Sampras, often One adept at serving Excellent service provider? Genus of Canada's national tree Pete Sampras, frequently Tennis serving whiz Stellar server Top server One who serves well on a court Compaq competitor Super server Hot server Outstanding server in tennis Standout testee, say TravelMate PC maker Power-serving whiz Maple tree genus Excellent server, in tennis Laptop brand Maker of the Ferrari 5000 Quick scorer Computer company Single-shot winner Taiwanese computer company Extraordinary tennis server Fast server? Dell or HP rival Genus of maples Service specialist Expert server One who has a quick point to make? Expert tennis server Taiwan-based computer company Hot server? Big name in computers Chromebook laptop maker Fast server Great server in action Maple's genus Taiwanese computer brand Strong server on the court Tiger Woods? Card called puppyfoot. Isn't Nicklaus a card? Black suit topper One of 52 Card for Casanova? Part of some royal flushes Bad luck, in cartomancy. Reilly Of the nature of: Suffix. Gain an advantage over, in slang Get really lucky, in old slang Beat, as the competition Defraud Get the better of, in slang Defraud, in slang Con Deprive fraudulently, in slang Era of the Red Baron? Common insecticide Premier starter Score in backgammon Draw-poker variations Laptop maker Excellent server Perfect server Maple genus Tennis whiz Great server on the court Skillful server on the court Whiz at tennis serves Expert server, in tennis Taiwan-based computer giant Masterful server Compaq rival Computer brand Computer brand... Maker of the Iconia Tab 8 W Maple genus that includes the box elder Rival of Dell and Gateway Service expert? Taiwan-based PC company Tree with winged fruit Whiz on the court Super server, in tennis Box-elder genus Maple tree Sampras is one Scorer on serve Tree genus Rare batteries Rare battery varieties Lacking the basic structure of life Culmination Card manufacturer? (or heart device missing a piece) Bitter Suffix in chemistry. Chemical suffix Hard-to-beat blackjack combo "Am too!" response Without ___ (bankrupt) Not worth ___ (valueless) Without___to one's name Not worth ___ (without value) Without ___ (broke) "I was freer when I didn't have ___": Tyson Not worth ___ "But not ___ for tribute." Not worth ___. "I don't have ___ to my name" "... not ___ for tribute": Harper Lacking a middle Like certain chromosome fragments Without a middle Not in the middle Pop music's ___ Base ___ spades (highest card in a deck) Words before hearts, diamonds, clubs or spades Rock's ___ Base ___ Base ___ Base (pop group) ___ spades ___ Cakes (Food Network show) "___ Cakes" (Food Network show) Pop's ___ Base ___ Base (1990s pop group) ___ spades. Within an ___ (very near). ___ diamonds. Within an ___ (almost). ___ hearts The ___ spades PBS's "Reilly: ___ Spies" Within an ___ (very close) ___ spades (top bridge card) Pop quartet originally known as Tech Noir '90s Swedish pop band "The Sign" band Confection-centric Food Network reality show Golf pro? Express train that stops at Washington's Union Station High-speed Amtrak offering Amtrak train name Amtrak debut of 11/17/2000 Speedy Washington-to-Boston link Express Amtrak offering Amtrak's new bullet train Boston-D.C. express train Speedy Northeast train Zippy Amtrak train Amtrak train with braking problems Amtrak offering Speedy Boston-Washington connection Penn Station train name Train whose run goes through eight states Metroliner's successor Northeast express train Fast way to get to Washington Boston-to-Washington speedster Speedy Boston-to-Washington transport Fleet Amtrak train Washington-to-Boston speedster What's on the fast track? Boston-to-D.C. speedster Choice for some Northeast commuters Express train that stops at Penn Station Metroliner cousin Express to Washington Providence is on its route Speedy express Northeast Corridor express Northeast air shuttle alternative Track speedster beginning in 2000 Express from South Station to Union Station Rapid Northeast train Big name in fast tracks It runs alongside I-95, at times Chantilly? Amtrak express trains Some high-speed trains Some express trains Amtrak speedsters Field where Judas died. Place linked to Judas. Field where Judas died Start of a comment by Fred Allen Start of a quote Topnotch ring of flowers Like some bridge hands Flashlight components Metroliner alternative Amtrak high-speed train East Coast bullet train Amtrak high-speeder High-speed Amtrak option Metroliner successor Amtrak express service Amtrak train often taken by Joe Biden Amtrak train that averages 86 MPH Bullet train Quick train Speedy northeastern corridor runner Tilting train on the Northeast Corridor Amtrak express High-speed Boston-to-Washington D.C. train Boston-DC connection It runs the AmtrakConnect wifi Name seen on power cars Northeast Corridor train ___ Express (Northeast corridor travel option) Northeast corridor transportation choice for people with a train fetish Penn Station choice Speedster through Penn Station Train with service to BWI airport Amtrak bullet train Amtrak speeder Arizona's ___ Cienegas National Conservation Area Bullet train to New York It's on the fast track to New York City South Station-to-Grand Central Station travel option Speedy Northeastern train ___ Express Amtrak option Amtrak train with designated Quiet Cars Boston-to-D.C. option Express between Boston and Washington Express train with 14 stops Fast Amtrak service It provides many cars to New York City Northeast Corridor speedster Peck-ish sculptural masterpiece? Popular cars taken to New York City Speedy Northeast conveyance Train for a game in Boston or D.C.? Washington bullet? Fast Amtrak offering Fast Amtrak option Speeder out of Penn Station Speedy Washington-Boston connection Amtrak's fastest train Nail the test Get 100 on a test Have great success Score 100 on a test "Do well!" Kill the exam, slangily Nail the exam, slangily Score perfectly on a test Succeed big-time on a test Score very well on a test Nail the final Completely cream a final Cream the final Crush the final Nail an exam Play a par-3 perfectly Accomplish something with complete success, in slang Succeed at something big-time Get 180 on the LSAT, say 21 combo Amtrak speedster Amtrak's 'bullet train' Name of Amtrak's fast train Fast train name Fast train to NYC Speedy Northeast Corridor train Alternative to Amtrak's Metroliner Fast Amtrak train High-speed train name High-speed train from Boston to Washington Fast train to New York City Speedy Amtrak train Amtrak service Amtrak's Northeast Corridor bullet train Amtrak's bullet train Certain bullet train D.C.-N.Y.C. train Fastest train in the Western Hemisphere One way to Union Station Speedy train New high-speed train Amtrak's bullet train, which recently debuted This high-speed train will begin service on December 11, according to Amtrak High-speed Amtrak train 150-miles-per-hour Amtrak train Amtrak train Amtrak's express train Amtrak's "bullet train" Amtrak express train Amtrak's fast train "The helpful place" sloganeer A pair of deuces beats it Like the best straight in poker Like certain poker hands No-pair poker hand Sort of straight Loser to a pair Like some flushes First-rate straight Like some hands Like the best straight, in poker Like a great straight, in poker Kind of straight. In great esteem: Colloq. Anaconda loser, almost certainly Kind of flush Air hero's sign of embarrass- ment? Have an ___ the hole ___ the hole: 2 wds. ___ the hole "___ the hole" ___ the hole. An ___ the hole ___ the hole (hidden asset) ___ the hole (reserve resource) Poker player's ___ the hole It can count for 11 Secret advantage Hidden advantage Desirable situation in a stud game, an expression that has passed into general usage as an advantage or resource kept in reserve until an opportunity presents itself* Hidden resource Ecstatic golfer's shout? Last resort Resource kept in reserve (poker term that has become part of general usage)* Resource you might save Resource in reserve Effective resource held in reserve: Colloq. Hidden asset. Resource of a kind. Kirk Douglas film: 1951 Secret weapon The Red Baron, belowdecks? Attila, for one? Nail a test Breeze through an exam Crush the test Succeed in a big way Kick ass, as on a test Completely crush a final Do great on a test Eagled a par-three hole Served Seles style Served a tennis winner Scored smashingly Made a great point Got 10 out of 10 on, say Made one on Got 100 on, say Got an eagle on a par 3 Found easy Prevented a return from Scored quickly against Got a one on Shot one on Didn't bomb at all Beat easily, with "out" Blasted through Good hand holding in Omaha Hi-Lo Apathy Deadly sin of sloth Deadly sin of sloth. Sin of sloth Spiritual sloth Spiritual torpor Sloth Spiritual indifferences Confident test-taker's cry Creamed an exam Nailed the test Nailed an exam Passed (a test) with ease Nailed a test Breezed through something Surpassed Prevailed against, slangily Handily defeated Rocked in Band class "Wheel of Fortune" request Paul Stanley colleague He left KISS in 1982...and rejoined them in 1995 Kiss ass? (Well, aren't they all?) Longtime Kiss lead guitarist "I'm not ashamed of my association with Gene Simmons," admitted ___ Indonesian province that's the site of a trial of soldiers accused of massacre Banda ___ (city affected by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake) Banda ___ (city devastated by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake) Banda ___ (city devastated by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami) Banda ___ (2004 tsunami site) Banda ___ (Indonesian tsunami site of 2004) Company for which John Madden was once pitchman Made a quick point against Defeated easily Missed nothing on Finished with flying colors Served ideally Opposite of bombed Couldn't have done better on Got a serve by Opposite of blew Provided unbeatable service? Served right past Hit to a tee from the tee of? Solved with ease Killed, as a test Completed with one stroke Scored very well on, like a test Scored by a single point Served for a point, in tennis. Scored, in tennis. Made a service point. Served ֳ  la Pancho. Made a perfect serve. Made a tennis point. Served a winner. Served at tennis. Won a serve, at tennis. Won a tennis point. Won a tennis serve. Won a point, at tennis. Scored at tennis. Scored a point Scored big, on a golf hole Served well, at tennis Scored in tennis Made a tennis point Scored on service Made a tennis score Served well at tennis Executed a tennis coup Made a tennis coup Scored on a handball serve Scored on a perfect serve Scored with one stroke Served a tennis ball perfectly Earned an A Scored quickly, in tennis Served winningly Served perfectly on a court Hit a perfect serve Tossed off, as an exam Easily knocked off Handled handily Sailed through audition Sent one flying past Venus, say Crushed, so to speak Got a serve past Killed, say Nailed the audition Passed with no trouble Rocked, so to speak Smoked Did phefuckingnomenal on Earned an A on Didn't allow a return Served like Sampras Scored ֳ  la Sampras Made a good point? Did extremely well on Scored high on a test Served with distinction? Made a great grade on Made a service point Waltzed through Sailed right through Shot a hole in one Got a score of 100% on Scored a hole in one Completed perfectly Scored 100, as on an exam Scored very well on Served a smash Scored an eagle on, perhaps Served as well as possible Scored a 100 on Made no mistakes on Got everything right on Overwhelmed by a serve Got all the answers right on Got every answer on Scored on the court Finished perfectly Easily passed Passed beautifully Holed a drive Made a hole in one on Beat easily Got an A in Got no return, in a way Nicely served Caught flat-footed on a tennis serve, maybe Hit a hole in one Made a great point? Nailed, as an exam Scored perfectly Served up a winner Served with distinction Had a hole in one, e.g. Holed in one stroke Scored 100 on, e.g. Served superbly Nailed Completed without error Scored 100 out of 100, e.g. Shot one Got a top grade Got an A on Got top marks More than just passed Did spectacularly on Got a top grade on Got an A+ on Sailed through, as a test Hit a serve past Breezed through a pilot's test? Did extremely well on, as a test Did very well on, as a test Rocked, as a test Served flawlessly Did spectacularly on, as a test Served perfectly at Wimbledon Whizzed through Couldn't have driven any better Scored 100% Served them right? Handled swimmingly Did perfectly on Got an A-plus on Got no return? Handled perfectly Scored very well Scored a hole-in-one on Couldn't have done better on, as a test Didn't just pass a test Served to perfection? Served a ball past Completed without error, as a test Crushed, as an exam Apotheosizes Breezed through audition Did perfectly Scored a 1 on Put past? Scored significantly Scored the highest grade Served one right Got a hole-in-one Got an A+ Prevented a return Served a winner Breezed through, as an exam Made the perfect shot Served perfectly? Got a 100 on a test Got an A Served very well Tested well The opposite of failed miserably Like a poor tennis player, frequently Made top honors Scored well Got an 100 on the test Got the better of Had a hole in one Nailed on the links Breezed through a test Competed successfully Scored an immediate point in tennis Earned a perfect score Breezed through, as a test Scored on serve Did great on, as a test Didn't just pass Got an eagle on a par-3 Missed only a question or two Opposite of flunked Passed and then some Scored 100 Served well? Got a hole-in-one on Scored on the serve Eagled a par-3 Got a 100, plus extra credit More than passed More than passed the test Scored with a serve Served past Got a hole in one on Got a top grade in Passed handily Got 100% on Passed easily Passed with flying colors Served perfectly Served well Served superlatively Made a perfect serve Easily accomplished Did great, slangily Sailed through Served smashingly Did very well on Scored 100 on an exam Did great on Made a hole in one Served a tennis ball by Scored 100% on Scored perfectly on Scored very high on Breezed through Scored 100 on, as a test Nailed, as a test Achieved a perfect score on Caught the best card* Did great on a test Did really well on Did well on Didn't merely pass Gave great service? Got a top mark on Holed in one Passed, and then some Scored 100 on, or scored 1 on Scored in the 90s on, say Zipped through Made a hole-in-one Served winners Played a winner Scored on a serve Scored a hole-in-one Got a high grade on Made high grades Got no return from Did it up brown Sank a hole-in-one Excelled as on an exam Scored a fast point at the Open Got 100 on, as a test Got no return in tennis Got a perfect grade Scored 100 on, or scored one on Klondike foundation starter Major rank improver Skins game money winner, almost always Poker plus, usually One in play? Golf tourney highlight Hit that can't bust you Quick tennis point Rare occurrence at the U.S. Open on Father's Day that's a common occurrence at the U.S. Open on Labor Day Strong straight part? Quick point Zoology suffix Pan follower Suffix in zoological names. Zoological ending. Zoologist's suffix. Classes of animals: Suffix. Suffix in zoology. Zoological suffix. Zoological suffix Animal class: Suffix Botanical suffix Botanical suffix. Families of plants: Suffix. Adjective suffix. HBO honor HBO has many "Dream On" won several Wrap for a sprain Elasticized wrap Injury treatment brand It's a wrap Sprain covering Sprain wrap Strip in a locker room? Support for a sprain Sore ankle wrapper Joint coverage trademark? Ice pack securer, at times Dandy dressings? They're good for sore ankles Got a perfect score on, e.g. Got the highest score on, e.g. Got 100 on Did better than a B Passed with ease Scored 100 on Served perfectly, in tennis Got a hole in one Got a perfect score on Top airman Pitcher like Clemens Get high marks Bridge strength? Fine service One with perfect pitch? Hot shot? Sure-fire winner It's unhittable Leading club? Suit's bottom Rare driving result Winner, usually Really do well on Hardly make a mistake on One on a hole Shot that doesn't require putting? Domino with one spot High-ranking club Accomplished aviator Roy Halladay or the Red Baron Blackjack variable One in a pack More than just pass Golf coup One of a kind? Smashing serve Zip through Quite a shot Paperback publisher founded in 1953 Shooting star? Incomparable service Strong club Black belt, e.g. Serve one well Buddy, in slang Part of a soft blackjack hand Hardly miss a thing on One-year prison term, in slang It's in a soft hand Losing streak stopper, often Phenomenal flyer Eagle, at times Opening day starter, usually Fighter's director It normally has two A's Winning club, often One-shot winner Stud asset It can play high or low in hi-lo Melding card Service ___ One-stroke score Quick-trick card Server's point Casino point Winner of five dogfights Borg specialty Good hole card in stud poker Ideal serve One serve, one point Tanner coup Thrill for Trevino Parker of football fame Golfing thrill Intrepid airman Person who excels Thrill for Nicklaus ___ Parker, Hall of Fame QB Face card + this = 21 Pip Stud player's asset Vic Raschi was one Borg boomer Connors coup Golf or tennis term Poker player's "bullet" Roscoe Tanner specialty Boris Becker beauty Rickenbacker, for one Symbol of excellence Very small degree Wilander coup Football Hall of Famer Parker Becker boomer Becker specialty Parker of N.F.L. fame Pitcher Clemens, e.g. Pitcher like Jack Morris Sleeve nestler Good thing to have in a hole Boris Becker boomer Football Hall-of-Famer Parker Card expert? Point winner for Sampras Serve with verve Spadille, sometimes Stich specialty Sleeve dweller? Spot on a die Casino point. Expert: Colloq. Handball score. Outstanding. Sports standout. One of the clubs. Part of a royal flush. Top of a suit. Top player. Golf thrill. Good hole card. Honor card. Kind of high. King's neighbor. King's superior. One. Outstanding: Colloq. Top winner. Crack player. Pre-eminent. Top-flight. Good guy. Scoring stroke. Service point, in tennis. High honor. Pro. The winner. Top-notcher. Golfer's thrill. Goodman, for one. Hotshot. Richthofen, for one Card Honor card Tennis score Topnotcher First-rank Goodman or Jane Red Baron, for one Tennis serve Certain flier Golf score King-beater Part of a deck Passing shot Sleeve lining, at times Close margin Outstanding one Golf feat War aviator Former Kiss guitarist Frehley Hole advantage Score very high on A-one service? Bandage trademark Buddy Von Richthofen, for one Good club to hold Get top marks on Pal Do with ease Grand slam in tennis? Stunner from Sampras Bullet, in poker lingo Pass, and then some Single, slangily Absolute whiz Bullet from Djokovic, maybe Nadal blast, sometimes Smart guy Good heart Lowest gin card Strikeout star One for war? ___ Hardware One of four in a deck Card. Goodman of TV. Hoad cannon ball. King's topper. One-spot. Particle. Single point. Top performer. Topnotcher. Expert. First-rate: Colloq. Hole in one. Member of a meld. Of first rank. Symbol of excellence. Top of the deck. Adept. Hair's-breadth. Part of a deck. Top. Winning tennis serve. Hole-in-one. Tennis point. Tennis term. Perform spectacularly on Deck topper Talented one Ventura on video Valuable trump Skilled dogfighter Sail through, as a test Set ender, occasionally Deck feature It gets to the point quickly War hero Cable TV award It's called a bullet in poker slang Trump below the left bower, in euchre Prince of a guy Good high-low card Read the riot act to Strong heart Crack shot Jim's pet sleuth Part of a suit Sleeve insert? Super service Bullet, so to speak Good tennis score One in twenty-one Outstanding service Good service Score very well on Certain war hero Top honor Bridge topper? Put one by Bullet from Federer, maybe Federer fireball Dab hand It'll get past you It can never come back Parcel of land Likely trick-taker Snoopy, in his WWI fantasies Terrific service Clutch pitcher Hard-to-hit hurler Rocket from Roddick Golfing feat Adept type Hold 'em bullet Term from tennis, golf or poker Perform perfectly on Skilled practitioner Top-quality A, in some games Big shot in the sky Complete perfectly Hero in the air Kiss guitarist Frehley Solitaire foundation card Serve brilliantly Perfect shot Top-flight Sampras objective Low or high Serve by Sampras Close friend, in slang Put one past Superlative Snoopy's WWI persona It's not returned Get one past Blackjack 1 or 11 Deck one? Jet jockey Member of the jet set? Single-pip item John Madden hawks its wares It's big in diamonds Crack First-class Phenom Standout pitcher Great one Top player It has no return Head of the pack Trick taker Major club Jim (Carrey) role Hardware store chain True Value rival Hole hider, maybe Top service Bridge winner, usually One, on the links Good thing to have in war "Smart guy" Sleeve contents, perhaps Top-ranker Coup on the course Hot shot Suit top? Trick taker, usually Killer tennis serve Whiz kid It's never returned One-point baccarat card Badminton coup Carlos Zambrano, e.g. Crack flier Good guy on the mound Service found in the four longest Across answers herein Playing card bearing a vowel Dead man's hand card Very close friend, in slang Royal-flush component Top-notch service Great shot Brand of bandages or hardware stores Good blackjack card Get an 100 on It has two values in blackjack Big name in hardware Flying wiz Card found in the middle of all four theme entries Wimbledon coup High card, often Card that can't be in the middle of a straight Terrific tennis shot Wonderful service? Sleuth Ventura Pitcher in the first game of a playoff series, usually It may be in the hole Top of a royal flush Leader of the pitching staff Standout pilot Get totally right A first for Ventura? Suit's top or bottom Pitcher you can count on Serving success The Red Sox' Jon Lester, e.g. Not miss a thing on Card with a flexible value in blackjack King's superior, often Losing streak breaker, say #1 starter, often Card that a "soft" blackjack hand contains Course or court coup Nail every answer on Quick court point One of a singing quartet? King's topper Perfect tennis shot Bullet, to a Texas Hold'Em player Chuck Yeager, for one Get everything right on Rare golf shot Shot you'd never take a mulligan on Star starter It could be worth 11 points in blackjack Service with a smile? Top performer Winner for Sampras First-class service Fabulous flyer Wizard Pilot with five kills Best man, perhaps Sampras specialty Card necessary to get blackjack High diamond Poker winner, till a pair shows up Serve you can't touch Champion Biggest club High honor card One in a hand Dogfight participant Fantastic flyer Highest in a royal flush It might be worth 11 points Remarkable shot Get an 100 Big serve Dual-valued blackjack card Frequent trick winner ___ bandage Hole occupant, you hope It isn't returned Biggest club in Las Vegas? Jim's pet detective role One or eleven in blackjack Put one past, in tennis Card with a big pip Eagle on a par-3 hole Low card in cribbage Past master Skilled hand Band-Aid rival Fine tennis service Motorhead's favorite card? Nail Nail completely One in a suit One-hit wonder? Opening Day V.I.P. Paul Carrack '70s band Reliable expert Roland Garros, for one Skilled person Spaceman of Kiss ___-high Part of a soft hand in blackjack Gambler's "bullet" "How Long (Has This Been Going On)" band "Up one's sleeve" card Bandage name Big heart, maybe Big pitcher Biggest heart? Earn a perfect score on Fly through High card in poker It flies right by Venus It may be worth one in the hand Kiss' Spaceman One might be in the hole One sometimes at a blackjack table Something drawn on a table Suit's bottom or top Top hurler Top starter Value in the hole, maybe Hero war pilot Top diamond One that beats all, in cards "Detective" role for Jim Carrey Big club Blackjack 11-pointer Deck's A Excellent Hole holding King's higher-up One, in Yahtzee Outstanding Slider expert War winner? Sizzling serve Plane downer Golfer's thrill ___ Frehley Server's wish Highly skilled one Highest in a suit It's not returnable, in tennis One or 11, in blackjack ___ Ventura, Carrey role 1, on hole 16 at August National 11-point blackjack card, at times Bridge honor Card that may be one or 11 Cheat, with "out" Dandy Do superbly on Fire the ball past Flexible card in blackjack Go-to person Golf surprise Great Head of the pack? Highest card in a royal flush Hollywood's Ventura, e.g. Kiss guitarist Space ___ Mr. Frehley, to us One may be in the hole Player who might start a key game Reliable pro Royal flush part Server's feat Service point Top serve Trick-taking card, often U.S. Open feat Useful 21 card Valuable bridge holding Versatile blackjack card Versatile playing card ___ in the hole ___ inhibitor Best pitcher on the team Biggest diamond? It may be high or low in blackjack Pass perfectly Red Baron, e.g. Versatile card Blackjack component Cy Young winner, often Farkle 100-pointer Great service that's not so great for its recipient Highest royal-flush card Dogfight winner, perhaps One in the hand? Big club? Casino one-pointer Club for one? Get a hole-in-one Point-winning service in tennis Server's coup Single-stroke point Single-stroke point, in tennis Well-placed serve Agassi specialty Answer perfectly Bandmate of Peter, Paul and Gene Big name in bandages Breeze through, as a course Card "in the hole" Card with a single pip Diamond head? Kiss rocker Frehley Opening Day pitcher, often Primo pitcher Skilled fighter pilot Smash from Federer, maybe Sopwith Camel flier, perhaps Team's best pitcher Team's top starting pitcher Top card in the deck Top of a card suit Top grade, in slang Good card in blackjack It's not returned on the court Beater of a king Certain record company Crack flyer Eagle, on a par-three hole Frehley who sang lead on "Rocket Ride" Go-to guy Good hole card Good hole card, usually Highest card in a suit It's low in lowball Make short work of, as a test Motorhead "___ Of Spades" Motorhead: "___ of Spades" Pilot of distinction Star hurler Terrific serve US Open feat Unstoppable serve Soft serve it's not What a power serve can lead to Pitching staff leader 1 or 11, in twenty-one Starting pitcher 1 or 11 in 21 Golfer's pleasant surprise Opposite of fail "Dead man's hand" card All-star hurler Big diamond Get an easy A Good thing to have in your hand It could be part of a deal It has a spot on it Make a perfect score on Number one marksman One may come on the river Royal flush holding Royal flush need Serena Williams boomer Solitaire starter Top of a suit? Top-flight pilot Unbeatable serve Virtuoso Many a Roddick serve Snoopy, in his daydreams Star pilot Good thing to have in the hole It may be found up a sleeve Opening day pitcher, usually Another card in a royal flush Blackjack requirement Expert in strikes Get a perfect score Get all questions right on Get an A+ on Guitarist Frehley It's flexible in blackjack Man on the mound Nail, as a test Outstanding tennis serve Playing card Quick Agassi point Royal-flush necessity Service winner Single point Super spade Word made out of vitamins Powerful card Put one past? Sharapova point-winner Top of a suit Two can take it, usually Two can take this Two can take this, sometimes Big name in hardware stores Card with one pip Serve well done? Aviation hero, e.g. Baron von Richthofen, for one Card with three pips Excellent service High heart or spade High honor It cannot be returned It may be worth 11 points Necessity for a natural in blackjack Not merely pass One in 21 Pass easily Pet detective Ventura Royal flush topper Serve that can't be returned Something good in the hole* Whiz-bang Bullet, in poker Pitcher to be counted on Powerful serve Bullet, to gamblers Deck denizen It's no soft serve It's nonreturnable Score 100 percent on Trick taker, often You may draw one Big heart, say? Big shot at Wimbledon Gary's "Ambiguously Gay Duo" partner on "Saturday Night Live" Golfer's rarity Golfing rarity Highest part of a deck Killer serve One on a golf scorecard Opening day starter Pinochle card Poker bullet Powerful heart Sampras sizzler Court coup Bullet in the deck Court winner Coveted diamond, maybe Hotshot fighter pilot King of the skies Serve that zings Two can sometimes take this Card needed for blackjack Coup on the links Deck member Do perfectly English group who scored a #3 hit in 1975 with "How Long" Golfer's coup Great pilot Impeccable service Incredible feat involving a hole It's always a winning smash Main man on the mound Maven One or eleven Paul Simon's "The Late Great Johnny ___" Roddick specialty Seasoned aviator, e.g. Serena serve, sometimes Serena's specialty Service score This is the one Venus Williams winner ___ Ventura, Pet Detective Dogfight pilot First-rate Amazing driving result Blackjack card with two values Club leader? Lleyton Hewitt serve, occasionally World Series game-one starter, usually "Pledging My Love" singer Johnny ___ "Sittin' on Chrome" rapper Masta ___ 11 in blackjack 11, in blackjack Big heart? Bridge card High or low card Hole-in-one shot It's not returnable Jim's cinematic pet detective Leader? One on the links One with a heart? Excellent service (tennis) First-class marksman It can't be returned KISS name Mr. Lucky's card One in a suit? Parker of football Powerful Williams wallop Royal-flush card Seasoned pro Skilled combat pilot Sleeve contents? Top pilot Top pitcher on the staff Unbeatable card in war Winner on court Pass and then some Biggest diamond Bullet at the casino Crack pilot Country club coup Opening-day pitcher, typically Rickenbacker was one Tennis winner 'Stroker --' ('83 film) Big heart Cable TV's Emmy Cable award Come out on top Eagle a par-3 Follower of men Football's Parker Great service? High or low playing card It counts for 1 or 11 in Black Jack King's higher-up? Kiss guitarist Mound master Sampras might serve it up Score 100 percent Serve well done Something nice to have in the hole* Star pitcher, e.g. Straight start, maybe Tennis term Top-flight flyer Top-notch pilot Unbeatable service War winner Williams wallop Bandmate of Gene, Paul and Peter Best pitcher on the staff Bullet in the hand Clemens or Mussina Early phone feature Excellent tennis serve Game-one starter, usually Get a serve past Good serve Irvine "___" Bailey, hockey Hall of Famer It's valuable in Vegas KISS first name KISS's favorite playing card? King beater, in card games King's superior Links rarity Mariano Rivera, e.g. Most valuable diamond? Mr. Frehley Par three achievement Pitching staff standout Reynolds film "Stroker ___" Rickenbacker, e.g. Score 100% Score on a serve Something up a sleeve? Superlative service The opening-day pitcher, usually Untouchable tennis serve Valuable diamond? Valuable heart ___ Ventura (Jim Carrey role) ___ of Base (singing group) Great pitcher Do well on Serve superbly Serve well Eagle on a par three Every suit has one Kind of serve King conqueror Master Pilot pro 'Stroker -- ('83 film)' --- Ventura, Carrey role Bullpen standout Card that beats a king Club member? Curt Schilling or Pedro Martinez Deck component Score well on Straight high "...I found an ___ that I could keep" ("The Gambler" line) 21 desirable Blackjack part Canada's Billy Bishop, for one Carrey character Ventura Dream result on a par three Eddie Rickenbacker, for instance Excellent serve First name in pet detectives Freaky Frehley Frehley of Kiss Golfer's "perfection" Great service Hal Sutton had one at Firestone He usually pitches game one of the World Series Hingis zinger Jet hotshot KISS part Links highlight More than pass Opening-day pitcher Outstanding pitcher Par three sensation Perfect service Philippoussis specialty Primo pilot Seasoned professional Smoltz or Clemens Snoopy, in his fantasies Submarine commander who has sunk 100,000 tons of shipping The odds against scoring one on a given hole are 42,942 to 1 Top shot Unreturned serve Ventura on film ___ of Base Serve past Sky hero Best service Deck card Faceless card It's found up a sleeve? One stroke shot One with a finely-honed talent Put one past a player University of Evansville student Winning serve "___ Ventura, Pet Detective," movie featuring Dan Marino 'Stroker ___' ('83 film) Blackwood four-pointer Leader in suits? Sampras serve Sampras service sometimes Score well A service winner Sleeve card? Winner in Tennis ___ Ventura Power serve, perhaps Jim Carrey's film persona Kind of reporter Maddox for one Ringer Golfer's hole in one Hand helper High card, usually Serve perfectly Sting's role in "Quadrophenia" Tennis coup Top marksman Top trump Winning service in tennis Wimbledon winner Four-pointer to Truscott Pete Sampras serve frequently Ventura played by Carrey ___ Ventura Pet Detective "___ Ventura: Pet Detective" Best starting pitcher Blackjack necessity Bridge topper Bridge's top Dead-eye It may be the highest or the lowest Marksman Opening day pitcher Opening day pitcher, typically Sampras feat Smashingly good serve Something up your sleeve, perhaps Suit top Sure shot You'll need one for blackjack Good service? Something up the sleeve? Make a hole in one Half a blackjack Half of a blackjack Pack card It might be up someone's sleeve, in a Western It's 1 or 11 in 21 It's better than birdie It's supreme in a suit Item up one's sleeve Links coup Maker of Aspire PCs Miracle for a duffer Mound star Novak Djokovic blast O'Hare was one One of four in a deck of cards One of four of 52 One who shoots down five or more planes One with a low voice? Part of a royal flush Pass the test with ease Point of no return? Power card in poker Powerful club Pro Roland Garros, or what one might see at Roland Garros Serena's forte Serve right on the T, often Skilled boater Sleeve card Star of the rotation Sweet serve The Red Baron, for one Title role for Jim Top club Top helmsman Valuable diamond Highest honor Sharpshooter Leader of the pack? Roland Garros applause-bringer Untouched delivery Dogfight adept Hole card Eagle on a par 3 Any expert Best heart? Movie detective Ventura Queen beater Carrey's Ventura Links lulu Sleve object Serve like Sampras, e.g. The Red Baron was one Air hero Highest playing card Top playing card Useful item accompanying a face card in blackjack Blackjack need Card that may be "in the hole" Flying hero Get 100 on Poker "bullet" Pitching whiz Top-notch All-Star starting pitcher Bullet in a deck Crackerjack pitcher Get an "A" on Unhittable serve One-spot card Stretchy bandage brand Blackjack half Fortunate card to have with a queen or king in blackjack Snoopy, in his dreams King or queen beater "Bullet," in poker slang "Stroker ___," '83 B. Reynolds racing movie Air force hero Bandage type Best pitcher Cable's Emmy Card in the hole Card with a letter on it Card with a vowel on it Card with three pips on it Certain eagle and hint to this puzzle's theme Court feat Crack fighter pilot Crackerjack pilot Duffer's delight Duffer's dream Duffer's miracle Eagle on a par-three hole Eddie Rickenbacker, for one Good thing to get when you ask for a hit? Great heart High card in the deck High card, in many games High heart Highest card in the deck Highest heart Highest possible card in a flush Home Depot rival Crackerjack Score 100 on Pitching star Top card Hole in one Royal flush card Golfer's dream Flexible blackjack card Flying expert Highest-ranked card Suit topper Team's top pitcher Top flier Unreturnable serve Breeze through Highest poker card Superb serve Top pitcher Bandage brand Dealer's upcard when insurance is offered in blackjack Pass with flying colors Perfect serve Top card in a royal flush Fighter pilot Old pro Sail through Score 100% on 11-pointer in blackjack 11-pointer, in blackjack Card that wins lots of tricks Perfect tennis serve Whiz Royal flush component Top fighter pilot Good hold'em hole card Leading pitcher Trick winner, often Expert pilot Top poker card Andy Roddick specialty It might save a break point One of two in a dead man's hand Superlative service? 1 or 11, in blackjack Card that's taken only by a trump Golf rarity Good card to have "in the hole" "Helpful Hardware Man" company Pitching standout Excellent service? Like some adapters or appliances 2003 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Electrical inits. Elec. abbr. Like some outlets Adaptable, in a way Plug possibilities Pioneering heavy-metal band Band with the second-highest-selling album of all time (behind "Thriller") People who do stand-up about an aging Australian rock band? Right hand Napa competitor Auto parts brand owned by GM GM parts division Big name in auto parts They connect cooling units to rooms, in brief Hotshot pilot Top gun Untouchable service Valuable club Arm at the top of the rotation High card Hotshot It can topple a king It may be up your sleeve Expert fighter pilot Air force hotshot Item up the sleeve King topper Card up the sleeve Aviation hero Smashing point? Poker card Handball winner Honored flier One-spot Fearless flyer Flying standout Highest card Hole-in-one Star pitcher Super serve The Red Baron, e.g. Top blackjack card Great serve King beater Sampras serve, often Decorated war pilot Blackjack card Combat pilot pro Flexible, electronically Like some electrical outlets Group with a tribute band called Live Wire "Highway to Hell" band with an electrical-sounding name Juice letters? Kind of power converter Aussie rockers with a knickers-clad lead guitarist "Hells Bells" group Versatile, electrically speaking Versatile, in a way Versatile in current events? Current options Alternating current Flexible, in a way Aussie hard rock band Appliance designation 'Are You Ready' band Like some adapters Electrician's favorite rock band? Rock band with an electrical name Type of adapter Power ltrs. Rock band whose first album was titled, appropriately, "High Voltage" Rock band with the triple-platinum album "High Voltage" Switch possibilities Type of elec. adapter Australian band with the 2008 #1 album "Black Ice" Group with the 22x platinum album "Back in Black" "Highway to Hell" group "___ Live," 1992 multiplatinum album Switch choices Current initials "Hells Bells" band Hybrid, in a way Multimillion-selling band from Australia Requiring no transformer ELO relative? Young brothers' band Initials on electrical appliances. Electricity initials Elec. current initials Elec. term Letters on some switch boxes Current ref. on some appliances "You Shook Me All Night Long" rockers Current rock group? "Powerage" band Orientation letters? Like some electric circuits Versatile, electronically Band with a lightning bolt in its logo Choice for current Converter letters Currently bi? Dual-power Letters on a converter Operating in either of two ways Power-converter letters Powered in either of two ways Rockers who inspired bluegrass tribute band Hayseed Dixie Outlet letters Group whose guitarist dresses as a schoolboy Band that inspired the tribute bands Fuse Box, Thunderstruck, and Live Wire Power option They shook you all night long Young group "Thunderstruck" band "The Razors Edge" band 'High Voltage' rock band Band whose lead guitarist dresses as a British schoolboy Electrical-adapter letters Power-inverter designation "Stiff Upper Lip" band Current initials? Versatile, as appliances Hard-rock band from Sydney Flexible, socket-wise Both ways, to an electrician Usable in any outlet Band from Sydney Choice of juice? Multimodal, electrically Electrical choices Band for which Melbourne renamed a street in 2004 Electricity abbr. "Highway to Hell" rockers Angus and Malcolm Young's band Band on Butt-head's shirt Electric power abbr. Angus Young's band Young band from Australia? Current letters? Rock band with an "electric" name "High Voltage" rock band Only one of their members was actually born in Australia Like some electrical adaptors Rock band with a lightning bolt in its logo First band, alphabetically, on many an iPod "High Voltage" rockers Versatile, powerwise "Whole Lotta Rosie" band Kind of converter '80s rock group Adapter type "Back In Black" group "Moneytalks" men 'Back in Black' band Electrifying band? The late Bon Scott's band Australian rock band Like some electrical adapters Current abbr. Current description Angus Young and bandmates Electric band? Power choice Appliance notation Current choice? Current status? Dual elec. designation OK in any outlet Electrically versatile rock band? Like versatile appliances Back in Black" rock band Kind of adapter Outlet friendly Letters on an adaptor Flexible, socketwise Outlet option "Black Ice" band "Black Ice" rockers Australian rockers who recorded "Back in Black" Band with the 2008 album "Black Ice" Bisexual, slangily High Voltage band Versatile power spec. 2010 Grammy-winning rock group Adapter letters Band on Butt-head's T-shirt Band with a lightning bolt in their logo Currents in a Tesla/Edison battle for supremacy, respectively Flexible, as an elec. adapter High Voltage" band Versatile, electrically Band with the 22x platinum album "Back in Black" "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)" band Band name on Butt-Head's shirt Universal-motor "High Voltage" metal band Band with a juiced-up name? "Back in Black" rock band Australian hard rock band Electrically versatile Power abbr. Powerful rock group? Rock band named for an electrician's term Back in Black rock group Heavy metal band Heavy metal rock group Australian hard-rock band Current status Current types "Back in Black" rockers "Moneytalks" rockers Aussie rock grp. Aussie rockers Back in Black rock band Aussie rock group Electrifying "Back in Black" rockers Electrifying rock group? "Back in Black" hard rockers "Moneytalks" quintet Aussie hard-rock band Aussie musical giants Electrically adaptable Like a cell phone charger Aussie rock band Current choices Current designation Down Under supergroup Like some electric appliances Like some motors "Let There Be Rock" rockers "You Shook Me All Night Long" band Band formed in Sydney in 1973 Current choice Going either way Group that wrote the opening line "She was a fast machine" Kind of current They did dirty deeds dirt cheap Dual-use, electrically "Back in Black" band "High Voltage" band 'Moneytalks' band Angus Young and mates Like some appliances, electrically Like some radios Two-way, as some radios "Highway to Hell" band "Moneytalks" band Complainants Some trial witnesses Points a finger at What plaintiff does in U.S.C. case Points a finger Points the finger at Says, "She did it," e.g. Charges in court Finds fault with More than suspects Impeaches Fingers Question, part 5 Implicating in, as a crime Habituate Familiarize Get used (to) Make familiar. Habituate. Inure Condition Habitual Assigned blame, framing cat as usual (10) Used (to) Familiarizes Habituates Brand name for the acne drug Isotretinoin Sherlock's creator's monogram Monogram of Sherlock's creator Electrical letters Appliance letters Current choice, for short Flexible, as an electrical outlet Elec. designation O.K. in any outlet Current letters Flexible, electrically Electricity letters Dual-usage, as an appliance Like some appliances Elec. letters "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" band Letters of electrical flexibility Electrically flexible "Highway to Hell" rock band Type of electrical adapter "For Those About to Rock We Salute You" band High-voltage Australian band? Adaptable, electrically Electrical adapter letters Name in an indictment Name names Arraign Point a finger at, say Zola's word after "J' " Hold responsible Censure. Blame. Find at fault. Zola's verb Point one's finger at Blame; indict Finger Pin something on Name Defendant Charged with a crime Pointed the finger at Jodie Foster film, with "The" Pointed a finger at Blamed Defendant (with "the") With "The," Jodie Foster film Like defendants One on trial Trial figure, with "the" Impeached Blamed and nailed copper, scam's leader on the inside (7) Foster/McGillis drama, with "The" Courtroom figure "The___": Foster movie Charged Criminal defendant, with "the" Courtroom personage, with 'the' Denounced Court figure Charge with Plaintiff Finger pointer Whistle-blower Namer of names Litigant One pointing a finger One faced in court Finger-pointer Plaintiff, usually One with a pointed finger For example, any of the women who claimed to have had sex for money with Sen. Robert MenendeZ Pointer of the finger. One making charges RIGHT Kind of electricity Elec. flow in power supplies Damn Hex Consign to misery Will to misery Bedamn Under a spell, perhaps Abominable Doomed Facing failure Ill-fated Detestable. Detestable In a hateful manner Puts under a spell, old-style Ill-fated, old-style Damnable "O time most ___": Shak. Damned or detestable Blameworthy Finger-pointing Charge of wrongdoing Formal charge Charge, formally Indictment Bit of finger-pointing Charge Indictments Charges Whodunit climaxes Whodunit plot element D.A.'s presentation, so to speak Direct objects of verbs. Blame Point a finger at Put the blame on Lay the blame Point the finger at Indict Impeach "___ not a servant unto his master" (Pr 30:10) Put the finger on Level charges at Lay blame Place blame "Before you ___ me, take a look at yourself" Bo Diddley "Before You ___ Me" Put on trial, in a way Passbook nos. Stops on a rep's rte. Bkpr.'s records Bookkeeper's bks. Gmail offerings: abbr. Billing nos. They may be opened at registers: Abbr. Brokerage customers, e.g.: Abbr. Statement nos. A bkpr. reviews them Money matters: Abbr. Concerns of a C.P.A. Ledger entries: Abbr. Bookkeeper's concern: Abbr. CPA's. Book men: Abbr. Madison Ave. clients: Abbr. Ad man's concerns: Abbr. Records: Abbr. Agts.' concerns C.P.A.'s concerns Some are payable: Abbr. S&L units S & L units Facebook offerings (abbr.) The FDIC may insure them Bank listing: Abbr. NOW and others: Abbr. S.&L. units S&L list Advertising agts. land them They may generate interest: Abbr. They're usually password-protected: Abbr. Socialize Collect GEORGE W. CURTIS Amassment Precision Freedom from error Precision. Right on the money On target How counts should be On the money Right on the nose Precise Right on TRUE On the button Spot-on Thing pulled up in a bank: Abbr. A teller might update it: Abbr. Bank ID ID for Wells Fargo, e.g. S&L datum Info on a personal check: Abbr. Invoice fig. Check info (abbr.) Bank info: Abbr. Customer file ID Passbook ID Bank patron's ID Customer ID Bank holdings: Abbr. Bank examiner's records: Abbr. Banks open them: abbr. Customers to an S&L Transaction records: abbr. Salesmen's customers: Abbr. Part of IRAs Things a CPA checks (Abbr.) 01234567 and 76543210, at banks: abbr. CPA's files Short stories? Depositors' holdings (Abbr.) S&L holdings Some are FDIC insured $$ in banks S&L files (abbr.) Ad agcy. clients IRAs, et al. Insurance co. records Ad-agcy. customers Bank nos. Banks open them (Abbr.) IRAs, for example S&L customers Chase holdings: Abbr. Int. earners What the FDIC insures Citibank nos. Stops on a sales rep's rte. Customers: Abbr. S&L clients Banking nos. Financial holdings (abbr.) Bank holdings (abbr.) Bank records: abbr. Some are FDIC-insured Sales off. folders Cust. Bill abbr. Deposit site: abbr. Statement abbr. Checking, for ex. It may require a password: Abbr. Checkbook no. IRA, e.g. ATM no. Source of ATM cash CPA. Financial abbreviation. Financial record: Abbr. C. P. A. Mercantile abbreviation. CPA word: Abbr. Professional man: Abbr. Bank item: Abbr. Work for a C.P.A. Ledger entry: Abbr. Reckoning: Abbr. Book reviewer of a sort: Abbr. Statement: Abbr. Audit man: Abbr. Balance sheet: Abbr. C.P.A. concern: Abbr. Man of figures: Abbr. Auditor: Abbr. Bookkeeper's record: Abbr. I.R.S. employee Bank rec. C.P.A., e.g. Ad-agency item Bookkeeping rec. Business abbr. Bus. record Nos. person Concern of a C.P.A. Report: Abbr. Svgs. ___ Statement subj. A.T.M. receipt abbr. CD, for one Broker's file: Abbr. Insurer's file: Abbr. Bill no. C.D., e.g.: Abbr. No. on a bill Credit Union holding: Abbr. PIN holder's record Bank customer: Abbr. Billing abbr. Check no. No. cruncher You may have interest in it; Abbr. No. at a brokerage Bank statement ID Passbook fig. No. on an invoice ___ no. (bank customer's ID) It has a balance: Abbr. ___ exec. Invoice abbr. No. at your bank No. on a statement Statement no. ID no. on a bank statement IRS employee (abbr.) The "A" of IRA Pt. of C.P.A. The "A" of C.P.A. (abbr.) Depositor's holding (abbr.) Money in the bank (abbr.) S and L unit CD, e.g. Financial rec. IRA part: Abbr. CPA part: Abbr. It can be opened at a bank: Abbr. ___ no. Depositor, to an S&L S&L depositor Bank holding, briefly IRA part (abbr.) Ledger no. Bank I.R.A., e.g. S&L deposit It builds int. Checking, for one: abbr. Source of ATM money CPA's part t. of CPA C.D., for one Deposit loc. ATM user's requirement It may be payable: Abbr. S and L holding I.R.A. part: Abbr. It's accessed with a no. AOL offering: Abbr. Number cruncher: Abbr. Bank file: Abbr. Ad-agcy. customer Part of IRA: Abbr. Bank statement no. Brokerage cust. Bank statement abbr. Broker's customer: Abbr. Passbook no. Bank holding: Abbr. Money in the bank: Abbr. Apr. workhorse Bank abbr. Bus. course Depositor's holding: Abbr. Fin. statement It may be accessed with a PIN CPA Cust. to a bank Bank or joint: abbr. $ in the bank Bank-statement abbr. Part of IRA (Abbr.) Money in the bk. Checking, for one (Abbr.) Bank money: Abbr. One who does the bks. The A in IRA Savings or chequing (abbr.) IRA segment Keogh, e.g. ___ no. (bank info) Abbr. after "expense" It may be payable (Abbr.) Part of CPA (abbr.) Type of identifying no. Business school subj. S&L holding Pt. of IRA S&L client Part of I.R.A.: Abbr. Billing no. Busy one in Apr. CPA's concern Money in the bank, briefly Deposit slip no. No. on a check Bankbook abbr. FDIC protectee IRA part I.R.A. calculation Collector Accumulator Builds up Gains (as interest) Grows over time Earns, as interest Accumulates, as interest Grows, as interest Is added, like interest Is built up gradually, as interest ֲ  ֲ  Earns over time Generates, as interest Comes by way of increase. Grows Adding up, as interest Gathering, as interest Generating interest Building up Growing Emphases in speech Bkprs.' records Business records: Abbr. Banker's concern: Abbr. Bookkeeper's abbreviation. Business matters: Abbr. C.P.A.'s. Certain figures: Abbr. Money records: Abbr. Workers akin to C.P.A.'s. C.P.A.'s C.P.A.'s records What to make a dep. into Bank no. CPA's record Part of CPA: Abbr. Pt. of CPA S&L customer Number written on a check: Abbr. It's got your number: Abbr. Customer: Abbr. No. on a utility bill Brokerage file: Abbr. Dept. store shopper's privilege The "A" in I.R.A.: Abbr. The "A" of I.R.A.: Abbr. Bankbook ID Tax expert: Abbr. Gen. ledger subdivision No. on a bank statement Interest gain Kind of basis in accounting Interest accumulation Interest gain, on a financial statement Increase Accountant's entry Periodic growth, as funds Savings account gains Interest amounts Accumulate Accumulate, as bank interest Gather Recognize as debt: Law Come about as a natural growth Accumulate (6) Accumulate, as interest Amass Build up, as interest Grow, as interest Pile up Gather over time Grow by addition Grow, as capital Pile up, as interest Gather, as interest Mount up Add up Rack up Increase, as interest Be added to, as interest. Come by way of increase. Arise in due course. Grow. Be added periodically as an increase Grow, as interest on money Gather sailors? Built up over time Accumulated periodically, as interest Like some dividends Increased, as debts Piled up Grew over time Kind of interest Accumulated interest Unpaid stock benefit Loan payoff component Bank calculation Income of a sort. Payback factor Barrels piling up in Saudi Arabia, say? Port of Ghana Capital served by Kotoka International Airport Somersaulter from Ghana? Like a highwire act in Ghana West African fliers? Kotoka International Airport setting Ghanaian fear? Fear of Ghana? Officially certify Recognize Give authorization Certify, as a college Authorize Designate officially Certify, as a school Approve, as a university Certify Vouch for officially. Approve. ___able Like colleges that meet all official requirements of academic excellence Officially approved, as a college Certifies, as colleges Certifies Certified Grow by being added to Grow together Increase gradually Build up gradually Clump Adhere (to) Grow Increase, as by growth. Grow together. Become attached. Adhere or combine Add through growth Build up Become attached Built up gradually Grew together Built up Enlarged bit by bit. Grows together Growing together Slow buildup Process of growth Gradually built up Accumulation Gaining of interest Port on the Gulf of Guinea Gulf of Guinea city Capital just west of 0 degrees longitude Largest city of Ghana University of Ghana locale Capital city to hear highlife music in Ghana capital Capital and largest city of Ghana Ghanian capital Biggest city in Ghana Port city of Ghana Ghana's largest city City on the Gulf of Guinea Ghana's main port Capital city on the Gulf of Guinea W African capital Ghana seaport Gold Coast capital Gulf of Guinea hub Gulf of Guinea capital African capital on the Gulf of Guinea Capital of Kofi Annan's home country African port of 2.2 million Capital of the former Gold Coast African coastal capital Ghanaian sister city to Washington, D.C. Capital on the Bight of Benin Capital east of Abidjan Ghanaian capital Home of the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Ghanaian coastal city Ghanaian metropolis Ghanaian city President Jerry Rawlings's capital Capital overlooking the Gulf of Guinea Capital of the former British Gold Coast colony African capital nearest the Prime Meridian Gold Coast port Capital near Lake Volta Seaport of Ghana Capital of 1957 republic. Gold Coast port. African capital. Nkrumah's capital. Gold Coast city. Capital of Ghana. Ghana city. Ghana's capital. City of Ghana. Ghana port A banker doesn't just explain a discrepancy, he ___ it Bookkeeper's concern Balance sheet item Debts that are due Ledger column Outfit Ready for battle Equip Getting in gear Provides with furnishings Equip: Brit. Equip, Brit-style Outfitted and equipped Equipped, in England Equipage. Furnishes Provides with gear, in Gloucester Very cool 1970's N.F.L.er? Musical background: Abbr. Up to standards, as a college: abbr. African capital Capital just west of the prime meridian Ghana's capital Capital of Ghana Capital down the coast from Lomֳ© Capital city on the Atlantic Port city in Ghana Capital on the Gulf of Guinea Nkrumah's capital Gulf of Guinea port West African capital Ghanaian port Ghana's cap Largest city in Ghana April 15 aide Person concerned with numbers V.I.P. in April. Bookkeeper Employees in Big Eight companies NO ERRORS Housman's initial occupation? A/C V.P. Explain, in a way. "FIRST-in, FIRST-out" discipline Type of work. Birds who get busy right up to April? Meek number cruncher? Phrase from the 15th Amendment Narrations Ledger records Greeted intrusively Greeted aggressively Approached Approached directly Waylaid Challenging in public Approaching and speaking to. Policeman's activity, at times Making a bold approach Grab by the shoulder, say Confronts boldly Goes after Approaches in an aggressive way Makes overtures Waylays Confronts Approaches aggressively Greets rudely Buttonholes Greets intrusively Approaches boldly Greets aggressively Asks in public, say Confronts rudely Greets first Speaks to. Approaches. Speaks first to. Confronts. Approaches and speaks to. What a lapel-grabber does Render Story of a cold nobleman (7) Charge ___ Savings ___ Narrative Rendering Version Report Narrative rendering The buck stops here Tale. Description. Story Tale To be able to tell stories is an essential feature of public life (14) Like a good math teacher? Like a responsible math teacher? Ledger summer Person concerned with figures Popular Hondas Some Hondas Agreements Honda models Some Honda models Camp David -- Treaties Pacts Grants Camp David ___ Harmonies. Agreements. Grants. Harmonies Proper relationships Reconciliations Greet obtrusively Confront boldly Boldly confront Approach with a question or remark Grab by the collar, say Approach aggressively What the Ancient Mariner did to the wedding guest Waylay Greet brazenly Confront Buttonhole Approach abruptly Treat brazenly Solicit in a way Greet aggressively Approach angrily Harass publicly Solicit aggressively Approach and confront Approach and speak to boldly Approach intrusively Confront brazenly Grab by the shirt, say Speak first to. Greet first. Confront. Greet. Approach and speak to. Greet Greet abruptly Greet first Buttonhole in a corner, perhaps Confronted Confronted boldly A Honda Arrangement Conflict compromise Informal international agreement State of harmony Pact Grant Diplomatic compromise Meeting of the minds Popular Honda (6) Popular Honda model Harmony. Conformity. Agreement. Render as due Bestow Settlement Concurrence of opinion Proper relationship Concert Bestowed Granted Granted. Reconciled. Part of a peace treaty [think Honda] The World ___ (fish story?) How Popeye treats Olive? Ideally Following "The Gospel" "Push my buttons!" Lawrence Welk's instrument Instrument popular in zydeco music Portable wind instrument with a keyboard Big squeeze Zydeco instrument Instrument heard in Wisconsin Squeezebox Portable keyboard instrument Oktoberfest instrument Popular zydeco instrument Welk's instrument Folding entryway Storage areas Portable storage containers Features of some skirts Style of some skirts. Portable keyboard instruments Squeezeboxes How to play polkas? Honda's theme? Rave review High praise or honor Four-star review Great review Sign of approval Complimentary review Approving mention. A praising mention. Award. Formal award. Praising mention or award. Tribute Cheer Encomiums Critics' bestowals Honors. Awards ___DATING Contain Prosecutor entering motion following air conditioning company manager's initial settlement (13) *Oblige Plays along with Goes with. Barry Manilow, to Bette Midler, in the early 1970s Play second fiddle to, in a way Go with Squire Play backup for What escorts are usually paid to do? Fait ___ Fait ___. Done, in Dijon Helper in wrongdoing Faits ___ (things done) Work Twisted coach limps for effect (10) Dancing, singing, et al. Special skills Banquet rationale Brooklyn-based landscape artist Vito Popular Honda Honda model Concurrence Harmony Diplomatic success Honda model introduced '76 Honda model, introduced in '76 Perennially-popular Honda Harmony with a C string (6) International agreement Hail Like certain jinxed people Adjusters' concerns They may describe spills Crashing account Mishaps Slips, spills, and such T-bones & rear-enders Traffic backup causes Risk manager's concerns Spills, falls, trips, etc. Highway statistics They aren't planned Spills First half of a quote "That's the way it goes" A bit of fatalism after a fender bender Vision of the future in travel? Vision of the future in travel?: 3 wds. A hawk '89-'95 Plymouth, replaced Reliant Plymouth's '89-'95 clone of Dodge Spirit Praise Pay homage to Kudos Great praise Plaudits Enthusiastic approval Welcome with joy Discontinued Plymouth model High praise Salute with gusto Strong approval Enthusiastically praised Publicly praised Strongly praised Applauded Welcoming with shouts of joy Welcomes with cheering Gives props to Praises Cheers. Applauds Hails Cool indoor conditions? Adapt Harden against PAin, etc. Peruvian city in adapted Upward slope Special praise Architects' considerations Approaches Security concerns Aptly named TV show about ENTER-tainment Easy to get into Agreement Pretender's dream. Acquisition. Museum coup Attaining of the throne Increase in property List of file requests from a Web site Supplementary They make outfits, according to the cliche They're both before and after the fact. Make sure you match Supplementary part Non-standard, dealer-installed item Brooch, for example John Oates, to Daryl Hall? Aide It connects users in a network Way to a highway Way onto a highway Way to a highway, perhaps Freeway neighbor Oral surgeon's apartment-hunting requirement? Event preceding trip to body shop Unfortunate automotive event Mishap Fender bender, e.g. Insured event Chance occurence Adjuster's concern Chance happening Mischance Fluke Unplanned Sign that changes the pitch of a note Fortuitous. By happenstance Chance Fortuitous Fluke? Not on purpose Inadvertent night noise? Way to get help at a highway crash? Klutzy Hard to insure, maybe Thumbs Gatekeeper's grant Means of approach. Approach. Admittance. Admission. Means of entry. Kind of feeder road Entrance Passageway Door or gate Passage Kind of road Opening Availability Entryway Hacker's achievement Reach Three codes It's often swiped at offices Security system feature Password's cousin Password's kin 9 on a hotel phone, e.g. Password PIN Entry need, perhaps What you may have to enter to enter Security numbers "You can't go there," nowadays Got into Reached hacker style Gained entry to Received admittance Gained entrance Made contact with Got to Made contact with a G-man Gets to via computer Gets via the Net Rights to enter Gets to via computer, e.g. Attic entryways Draws from Gets entry to Gets via computer Ways to get in Gets to use Ways of approach. Entrance ramps. Passages to and from. Entrֳ©e The "A" in RAM Means of approach Means of entry Admittance Way to get in Toyota Tundra's 4-door ___ Cab Toyota Tundra's 4-door ___ Cab variant Right to use Public ___ television What passwords provide Entry Security clearance Something to gain Way to the Web Type of code Admission Password's purpose Door's provision Get to, as the Web Ins have it PAC contributions provide it Right to enter Outsiders may not get it Way in Door Get into It may be denied What PACs pay for Gain entry to It may require a password What journalists often seek Get to Gain entrance to One-third of RAM Locate, as data on a computer What a password provides Part of RAM Portal Permission to use A way in Log on to Tap into Public ___ Approach Get at Goal of some political contributors Way in or out You might get it with a key card OK College applicant's good news Approval. Belief in Occasion to give a speech Agree to someone's terms Agree to hop in Not taboo Signed for Allowable Took Successful, as an applicant Conventional. Generally recognized Widely approved Conventional Showed up for honors, say Approved behavior Sales log, part 4 234, as of July 4, 2010? One admitted to a college, e.g. Oscar winner's stand-in Yes-men, maybe? Recipients Uncritical "Don't argue!" Regretful remark Bill-of-exchange signer Draft signer Take in the garbage? Takes, as an offer Opposite of refuses Opposite of rejects Is OK with Takes on Lets in Agrees to Doesn't reject Believes in Swallows Takes Says yes to Takes to be true O.K.'s Believes in. Receives with favor. Receives. Receives Admittance: Sp. Passwords provide it Admit into a group Answer to an RSVP Embrace, as an idea Say yes Consent to receive Readily receive Receive willingly Take Take with good grace Word used by the nominee Say "yes" Take as is Come to terms with RSVP in the affirmative Answer affirmatively Receive readily Say 'yes' to Consent to Facebook friend request option Swallow Come to grips with Deal with, as a friend request Take, as a job Agree to, as terms Let in Endure without protest Take on Just say yes Take one Regard as normal Consider true Honor Take willingly Agree to. Receive willingly. Receive favorably. Regard as proper. Say yes. Assent to. Believe. Understand Endure patiently Embrace Decline to decline Receive gladly Take, as blame Buy O.K. Barely adequate Embracing, as of belief Stressed Pointed up Spotlit, say S T R E S S E D Features of some vowels Ridicule of a foreign speaker? Like a dialect coach? Stresses Highlighting hues Stress indicators Regional pronunciations Robin Williams specialties Regional drawls Some New Yorkers and Bostonians have them Features of ֳ©tֳ© Some regional patterns Local speech patterns Southern, French and Cockney, for three Dialect coaches teach them Cockney and brogue They can be heard in New York City Score marks Foreigners' giveaways Rֳ©sumֳ© parts Speech: Poet. Stresses. Points up Brogues Certain stresses Stress marks Decorating details Dialect coach's slogan? Play up ___ the positive Underline Regard as true Sign for Believe to be true Take as true Say yes to "I can't ___ this foolish dreariness." (line from "Herzog" by Saul Bellow) Believe Take, as a takeover offer Resign oneself to Welcome Acknowledge Say "yes" to Ratify Receive Believe in Music sheet mark Stress current coin (6) Emphasize Speech coach's assignment One way to tell where someone is from Pronunciational prominence Southern drawl, for one Foreigner's dead giveaway Speech coach's lesson Native Bostonian's giveaway Stress musically Southern drawl, to non-Southerners Decorative distinction It might be grave Many emigrants have one Musician's mark Foreigner's ID? Regional manner of speech Extra touch Something every entrֳ©e has? Apply blush to, perhaps In Boston, this makes a god out of a guard Cause of misunderstanding? Visitor's giveaway Score mark Grave marker? Entrֳ©e feature Sound common to Boston and New York Speech inflection. Stress. Brogue, for one. Emphasize. Circumflex. Burr or brogue Down East or Southern Way of speaking Inflection Stress, in music or poetry Brogue, for one Ictus, e.g. Poet's metrical consideration Metrical consideration for Wilbur Evidence that one is an alien Attachֳ© feature? There's one in 'La Bohֳ¨me' It can be grave "Les Misֳ©rables" feature Anne Tyler best seller, almost, with "The" Emphasized Like some French vowels Gradually increasing in tempo: Mus. abbr. Faster: Music abbr. Faster, in music: Abbr. Gradually increasing in speed, in mus. Picking up in tempo, in mus. Gradually quickening, in mus. Gradually increasing in speed, in music Speeder-up in processing something. Go faster Step up the pace Be a catalyst for Hit the gas Speed up. Step up Speed up Quicken Like some college courses Gave it the gas Increases speed Car tester's performance criterion Certain economist Swift, in music Gas pedal Drawl, for one Stress Circumflex, for example One of two in "rֳ©sumֳ©" Local speech pattern, to outsiders '03 Hyundai model Emphasis, in sheet music Hyundai showroom selection Mark over a vowel Regional pronunciation & Hyundai model Underscore Immigrant's giveaway Emphasis Foreigner's foible One way to identify a foreigner Language variation Highlight Dialect Sign of stress? Distinctive vocal pattern Speech characteristic Sign of stress Drawl Brogue, e.g. Celine Dion sings without one Brogue or twang Cockney, for one Agreed (to). Consented. Gave consent. Agreed Attained, as as office Let win Consenting one One who consents One who gives in to pressure Keyboard player Person who acquiesces Agreeable sort Compliant one. Yielder. Wish granter Compliant ones Those who give in Gives approval Gives consent Gives one's consent Consents Complies Says yes Bows Gives in Gives consent (to) Goes along Concurs Assents. Gives in. Agrees. Agrees Gives the nod to Is agreeable Yields Reluctantly accept Take, as the throne Assume, as a position of power Assume, as an office Approve Okay Taking over, as an office Yes man's specialty Yes man's forte Going along with Music sheet abbreviation Speed up, in music: Abbr. Play at a faster tempo, on sheet music: Abbr. 'Get faster,' on mus. scores Gas pedal: abbr. People who say "Bah, Duke!" and "N.C. State isn't any good." Approval: Abbr. Heightened Acquiesce Give consent Agree (to) Agree Consent (to) Give in (to) Give approval Give in Consent under pressure Enter, as an office Give in, as to a demand Give one's consent Yield Comply Consent Knuckle under Submit Cry uncle Express approval Be agreeable Yield to another's wish Give consent (to) Give the nod (to) Bow (to) Assent (to) Say yes (to) Bow Yield. Agree (to). Agree. Assent. Assent Go along Say O.K. Attain an honor Give the nod to Get crowned Give one's blessing Assented Gave in Gave consent Gave permission Gave approval Assumed, with "to" Consented Concurred. Gave assent. Figure worker: Abbr. Record: Abbr. Bank abbreviation. Business abbreviation. CPA's concern. C.P.A.: Abbr.. Speed-up: Abbr. C.P.A. C.P.A.'s record: Abbr. Increase in speed: Abbr. C.P.A.'s record Narration: Abbr. Banking abbr. A case for Cicero: Abbr. C.P.A.'s concern Boston Coll. is part of it Eastern NCAA hoops gp. NCAA champ Louisville will join it in 2014 Boston Coll. is in it Blue Devils' grp. Maryland and Virginia are in it: Abbr. Terps' org. Wake Forest's grp. Georgia Tech org. Bi Gp. including UNC Clemson Univ. is in it Orange's org. Medieval brocade Medieval fabric. Old Syrian cloth of silk and gold. Old fabric of silk and gold. Old Syrian fabric Arab name for Acre Silk fabric Old silk brocade Medieval fabric Old brocade Medieval silken fabric Medieval silk fabric Medieval gold and silk brocade Ancient city of Babylonia City in Nimrod's kingdom. Northern Babylon. One of Nimrod's cities. City of Nimrod's kingdom Capital of Bangladesh, old style It starts with "Marley was dead... " Old brocades Brocades FSU's league Wake and UVA's gp. N.C. State and Boston Coll. play in it U. Va. is in it Its second letter stands for "coast" Va. Tech is in it League that includes NC State NCAA powerhouse Conference with UVA and UNC Org. with Blue Devils U.N.C. athletic grp. Outlet type CPA part Duke's assn. The Blue Devils are part of it: Abbr. Univ. of Md. competes in it Part of IRA Don't rej. Duke's grp. N.C.A.A. tourn. feeder Kubrick's 2001 coauthor: inits. Opp. of "rejected" Hotbed of N.C.A.A. basketball U.S. C. : Pac 10 :: Duke : ___ U. of Maryland athletic conf. Big Ten rival: Abbr. UVa's conference Opp. of rejected FSU and NC State are in it Duke's org. NC State's conf. Duke's hoops div. NC State is in it One team represents it in the Chick-fil-A Bowl: Abbr. The 'Canes compete in it Blue Devils' and Tigers' org. Virginia is in it: Abbr. Duke's hoops org. Duke's gp. NC State's gp. U. of Md.'s league Blue Devils' gp. Kubrick's "2001" co-author: inits. BC and FSU are in it Duke and NC State are in it Boston Coll. conference since 2005 Gp. with Duke and Syracuse Notre Dame's conf. The Blue Devils and Demon Deacons play in it: Abbr. Banking abbreviation. UNC's conference N.C. State grp. University of Miami home Univ. of Md. group University of Md.'s conference Checking or savings: Abbr. Tar Heels' org. Duke's sports org. Div. for Duke, Wake Forest, etc. Tar Heels' grp. Duke is part of it, for short N.C. State's conf. UNC is in it U. of Miami's athletic org. Maryland Terps org. UNC's league Boston Coll. is its newest member Wake Forests's conf. Maryland Terps conf. Adapter designation Clemson's org. Duke and Boston College's grp. Duke's NCAA div. Duke's conference Georgia Tech's sports org. Winner of 12 NCAA basketball championships Duke's athletic grp. Duke U.'s division Duke Univ. conference NCAA Division I conf. North Carolina State conf. BC belongs to it Duke's conference, briefly U. of Maryland athletic league, pre-2014 Athletic org. for Duke and Clemson Duke's conference: Abbr. Miami's grp. Friend in battle North Carolina's conference Part of C.P.A. FSU's athletic group NCAA division in which Duke plays Ad-agency client: Abbr. N.C. State is in it NCAA powerhouse conference Wake, Duke, et al. U. of Md. is in it Duke and N.C. State's athletic org. N.C. State plays in it NCAA basketball power Tailless Without a tail "Rebel Without ___" Some James Dean film title words Words in a James Dean film title Kid Rock "Devil Without ___" U.N.C. and U.Va. grp. IRS specialist Part of CPA Duke U.'s sports org. Clemson competes in it: Abbr. N.C. State's group U.N.C.'s athletic org. Gp. with UNC and Duke, among others Conference including Duke and UNC N.C. State's conference Change in vel. Duke and Clemson's sports org. N.C. State's division UVA, FSU, et al. Where the 'Noles and 'Jackets play Duke's basketball conference (abbr.) N.C. State's athletic org. Bank deposit (Abbr.) Duke U.'s conference Georgia Tech's conference Grp. for FSU and UNC Coll. sports grp. U.N.C. is in it Duke's athletic org. NCAA conference NCAA grouping Passbook data (abbr.) Tarheels' conference Conference David Duval was in when he played at Ga. Tech Florida St.'s conf. Florida St.'s grp. Kind of outlet, for short NC State's conference Speed up: Abbr. Savings or checking, e.g.: abbr. Eastern sports gr. Georgia Tech's gp. Passbook abbr. UNC's athletic org. East coast sports gr. Clemson and Duke's org. Duke's conf. Duke's hoops gp. UNC conference "More than one way to skin ___" As curious as -- "...way to skin ___" "Nine lives like ___": Heywood There's more than one way to skin ___ Room enough to swing ___ " ___ may look on a king": Heywood "... hath nine lives like ___": Heywood One- ___ Lead ___-and-dog life (constantly quarrel) "___ in gloves catches no mice" Curious as ___ "Room to swing ___ in."--Mark Twain. "___ may look at a king." Skin ___ (do a horizontal bar stunt). Skin ___ (do a gym stunt). Room to swing ___. Skin ___. "Room to swing ___." One-___ (ball game). "___ may look at... " "___ can look at a king" One-___ Skin ___ "___ may look at a king" "Was it ___ I saw?" (palindrome) '___ can look at a king' "Was it ___ I saw?" No room to throw ___ Weak as ___ "I never do swing ___": Dickens As quick as ___ "... care'll kill ___": Jonson "... one way to skin ___" "A part to tear ___ in": Shak. Quick as ___ "... room to swing ___" "What though care killed ___... ": Shak. "___ may look on a king": Heywood It may look on a king "___ must have THREE DIFFERENT NAMES": Eliot "The last thing I would accuse ___ of is innocence": Paley "Ev'rybody Wants to Be ___" (Disney film tune) That can't be right. There's___ "But there's ___..." Statement made by Alice One of nine Lacking a tail Tailless. Word for a Manx cat "... and ___ of thousands!" ___ of thousands "... with ___ of thousands" "...with ___ of thousands!" "___ of thousands" "With ___ of thousands!" "... with ___ of thousands!" "With ___ of thousands!" (movie ad boast) "... ___ of thousands!" (Hollywood hype) "Featuring ___ of thousands" "...and ___ of thousands" "With ___ of thousands" In___(immbolized) "With ___ of thousands" (movie ad) Kirkpatrick's "___ of Killers" With ___ of thousands "Featuring ___ of thousands" (movie ad boast) Depressed "There's ___ in Spain": Saxe Start of a promotional slogan "... more than one way to skin ___" One-___ (ball game) One-___: ball game Nervous as ___ "... way to skin ___" "... ways to skin ___" "Confuse-___" (Monty Python sketch) "There's more than one way to skin ___": 2 wds. Room to swing ___ "...nine lives like ___" (Heywood) "___ may look on a king" ... ways to skin ___ ___ may look at a king No room to swing ___ One ___: kid's ball game "... to skin ___" "... than one way to skin ___" More than one way to skin ___ '-- may look on a king' "I Bought Me ___": Copland Copland's "I Bought Me ___" Room to swing -- "There's more than one way to skin ___!" "There's more than one way to skin ___" '___ may look on a king' Like ___ on hot bricks Not enough room to swing ___ Enough room to swing ___ 'Ev'rybody Wants to Be ___' (1970 Disney song) Not enough room to swing -- Singing joyfully. "If I Were ___" tribute album Bearing no fruit Bearing no fruit. BIG APPLE EXCURSION, PART 1 Political pair-off ___ of cigarettes Query, part 2 Genus of mites Middle of query ___ of mistaken identity Make ___ for (advocate) Build ___ against (prosecute) Make ___ for (justify) "___of do or die" "What ___ am I in" (Shakespeare) ___ of Libel ___ in point Make ___ for (argue the merits of) Make ___ for (present a logical argument) Build ___ against (work to prosecute) Make ___ for (support) "___ of do or die" Make ___ for (defend) Have ___ of the jitters Make ___ for (argue in support of) Develop ___ of the jitters Joni Mitchell's "___ Of You" Have___of nerves "___in point" "As ___ in point..." Make ___ for: support Words after take, make or break '___ of Need' (Michael Crichton novel) On ___ (investigating) Crichton's "___ of Need" "___ in point" Have ___ (prove one's point). Have ___ on Doyle's "___ of Identity" "___ of identity": Doyle "___ of Identity," S. Holmes adventure Words after make or break "___ of Identity": Conan Doyle story The dark humor continues Quip: Part 2 The beekeeper had... Sherlock Holmes story "...with ___ of thousands!" (Hollywood hype) "...and ___ of thousands!" Didn't have ___ in the world Without --- in the world Without -- in the world 'Have ֲ—!' ('Look out!') Without ___ (insouciant) Without ___ (nonchalantly) Have ___ (be cautious). Have ___ (be heedful). Have ___ (be on one's guard). Have ___ (be wary). Not ___ in the world. Without ___ in the world. Have ___ (watch out) Have ___ (beware) Have ___ (worry) Have ___ (look out) Have ___ (take pains) "Not ___ in the world" Not ___ in this world Have ___ (be prudent) Have ___ (be cautious) Have ___: be concerned Archaeologist's quest? What an archaeologist has? Mites Some mites Mites, e.g. Mites (insects). Mites, ticks, etc. Mites. Tick Mite or tick Tick or mite Mite Parasitic pest Mite or chigger Tick or mite, e.g. Mite or tick, biologically (or, read differently, what the serial number on your motor vehicle is?) Mite or lick. Mite or tick. Mite. Mite, e.g. Tick, e.g. They might be mites Blacklegged ticks, e.g. Mites or ticks Mites and ticks Tick and mite Like mites and ticks Herbie the Love Bug, for more mature audiences? Mexican vacation site Norwegian Star port of call Cliff-diving mecca Rent-___ (travel-agent offering) Rent- ___ Rent-___ Rent-___ (Hertz or Avis) Hertz Rent-___ "I got me ___, it's as big as a whale..." (B-52's lyric) Rent ___ "___ in every garage" Jimmy Buffett's "God Don't Own ___" Budget Rent ___ Rent- -- Rent- --- Words after 'Rent' "All I Wanted Was ___" (Brad Paisley song) Rent-___ (airport service) Alamo Rent -- Budget Rent -- Enterprise Rent-___-___ "...___ in every garage" Rent ___. Mite: Comb. form Rent-- Nest-building fish Kin of the sunfish Nest-building S.A. fish "Pick ___" (magician's instruction) "Pick ___" (magician's request) Pick ___ (draw from the deck): 2 wds. "Pick ___" (trick phrase) Pick -- (draw from the deck) "Pick ___..." "Pick ___, any..." Have ___ up one's sleeve Have ___ up one's sleeve. 'Pick ___' "As sure ___ as ever won... ": Shak. Two Not ___ in the world Without ___ in the world Hasn't ___ in the world "Have ___!" ("Watch out!") Without ___ in the world (like a Vegas jackpot winner?) Without ___ in the world (like boaters on the water?) Without ___ in the world: 2 wds. 'Have ___' ('Watch out') Without ___ (lighthearted) Not have ___ in the world Put ___ on: restrict "___ and bells for fools": Cowper "___ by night, a stocking all the day!": O. Goldsmith "... ___ and bells for fools": Cowper "For ___ and bells... ": Lowell "___ by night -- a stocking all the day!": Goldsmith Without instrumental accompaniment (var.) Like many "Glee" numbers: Var. Without instrumentation Without backing, in a way: Var. Without any musical accompaniment (var.) Like many doo-wop sessions (var.) Like many doo-wop groups: Var. Like some choirs: Var. Strike it rich in Washington? From head to heel, to Horace Largest city in the state of Guerrero Signature of Li'l Abner's creator Unaccompanied singing style Without instruments Singing without instruments "Pitch Perfect" subject Without instruments (8) Like some choral performances Unaccompanied, as a choir. Like singing in a shower Unaccompanied, perhaps Barbershop-like Lacking backing Witty remark belted out without instrumental backup? YULE LOG? Mexican seaport known for its cliff divers Mexican resort Mexican winter resort Mexican vacation spot Presley movie site Place with many dives in Mexico Mexican cruise port Riviera of Mexico Mexican Riviera city The Riviera of Mexico Resort town on the Pacific Mexican Riviera resort Mexican mecca Home of La Quebrada's cliff divers Pacific resort Mexican harbor on the Pacific. Mexican resort. Pacific port, winter resort. Mexican port "... strain at a gnat, and swallow ___" "... easier for ___ to go through the eye of a needle... ": Bible "... and swallow ___": Matt. 23:24 "I Am ___" "I Am ___": Van Druten Nina Persson's post-Cardigans band Open ___ of worms Open up ___ of worms Open ___ of worms (get in trouble) Open -- of worms "Do you have Prince Albert in ___?" Open --- of worms Open up -- of worms Like ___ of corn (easy) "Open ___ of worms" Bang on ___ (New York music collective) ___ of corn ___ of worms. ___ of worms "... Prince Albert in ___?" West Indies timber tree W. I. timber tree. Carib. tree "...plan, ---, Panama" "A man, a plan..." followup "A man, a plan, ___, Panama" Hold ___ to, (compare) "Must I hold ___ to my shames?": Shak. Hold ___ to (compare favorably with) Hold ___ to (compare with) Not hold ___. Tepee with poles? ...___ whoop-ass ___ worms Don't open it! OPEN AT YOUR OWN RISK! Plants adorning Corinthian columns Perennial herbs Ornate leaf, or a design patterned after it Plant represented at the top of Corinthian columns Floral designs used in architecture "In a cavern, in ___... " Put ___ on: limit Set ___ on (limit) Put ___ on (limit) Put ___ on (limit; 2 words) Put -- on (limit) Bust ___ (shoot ) Set___on (limit) Bust ___ (fire off rounds) Juice berry Berry used in an Absolut vodka flavor ___ palm Berry touted as a health supplement Drupe rich in antioxidants Herbal tea flavor Berry whose name has a cedilla and an acute accent Flavor of an Emergen-C vitamin C supplement "Superfood" used in smoothies Trendy "superfood" "I'd have baked ___" Pat-___ Pat- -- (tot's clapping game) "... Comin' I'd've baked ___" Pat-___. "I'd have baked ___... " "I'd have baked ___." Take ___ (gamble) "Made ___ in Horeb...": Psalms "... and the second beast like ___": Rev. 60 = ___ Make___ (phone) Make ___ (choose which play to run) Make ___: phone "I'm expecting ___" Place ___ to (phone) "Can't talk now... I'm expecting ___" "This Is ___" (Foo Fighters first hit) Place ___ to Pay ___ on (visit) Place ___ to (contact) "Can't talk now, I'm expecting ___" ___ to arms Place ___ "___ Arms" "And they ceased, and there was ___" (Luke 8:24) Berry in some energy boosters Berry used as a dietary supplement Popular source of antioxidants Palm-tree fruit Berry packed with antioxidants Berry some consider a superfood Energy-boosting berry Palm berry Beneficial berry Berry considered to be a superfruit Berry with antioxidants Modern yogurt flavor Palm that produces purple berries Berry used in juices and dietary supplements Trendy Aztec supplement Trendy berry in juices Healthful berry Palm fruit Berry that health stores tout Exotic berry in some diets Amazon berry Berry in fruit smoothies Berry in health supplements Berry in some Naked Juice products Berry plugged by Dr. Oz Berry touted for its health benefits Dieter's exotic berry Exotic berry Healthy smoothie ingredient Juice bar berry Smoothie antioxidant Trendy smoothie ingredient Berry in some protein shakes Berry promoted as a superfood Healthy berry Palm source of berries Smoothie berry Palm whose berries are now used in fruit juices Exotic berry in some Snapple flavors Exotic antioxidant berry in some fruit juices Fancy fruit juice berry Palm tree berry touted for its health benefits Trendy antioxidant berry in some fruit juices Berry with purported antioxidant benefits Trendy healthful berry Berry in diet pills Body-cleanse berry Berry in many health food products Berry used in some energy drinks Big Brazilian berry Newly popular berry that purportedly promotes health Trendy Brazilian fruit Berry in drinks Berry in juices Berry variety Palm with berries Flavonoids-rich berry Celebrity-endorsed diet supplement berry Generally overhyped berry supplement Brazilian berry used in energy drinks Palm tree berry Berry sold in health food shops Dark purple fruit Exotic berry in some fruit juices U.S.M.A. and U.S.N.A. Specialized schools: Abbr. Prize since 1928 Shrub genus. Diacritical mark Nor iron bars ___ : Milton "Nor iron bars ___" "Nor iron bars ___": Lovelace Confined, after "in" "Nor iron bars ___." "A robin redbreast in ___": Blake Exotic antioxidant berry Berry touted as a superfood Antioxidant berry Berry in modern diet supplements Anti-oxidant berry Berry I'm pretty sure doesn't exist outside of smoothies Faddish fruit ___ Machine (Naked juice choice) Diet pill berry Berry famed for anti-oxidant properties Big berry Health food berry Berry in some drinks Berry in some recently-disputed diets Berry marketed as an antioxidant "superfruit" Faddish berry Antioxidant berry in fruit juices Antioxidant-rich berry Brazilian berry Palm with berries in fruit juices Trendy berry Berry for the health-conscious "Superfood" berry Berry from palms Berry rich in antioxidants Exotic berry in juices Exotic juice berry Exotic-sounding berry in smoothies Hip berry Popular palm Trendy antioxidant berry Trendy berry for health nuts Trendy juice berry Ubiquitous berry, nowadays Berry in healthy smoothies Berry in some health drinks Berry in some teas Fruit juice berry Fruit with a cedilla Early name of Nova Scotia ___ National Park (Mount Desert Island's locale) Lafayette Park, today Maine attraction 17th/18th-century division of New France Evangeline, in a Longfellow poem Cajun Noval Scotian, once 18th-century exile Early Nova Scotian Early resident of New Orleans French-American dialect Word that gave us "Cajun" Early Bay of Fundy native Settler in the Canadian Maritimes Early French settler Early French settler in the Maritimes Like Longfellow's Evangeline Evangeline, for one Early French settler in North America Evangeline was one Early French settler in Maine Evangeline, e.g. Evangeline, notably Some residents of Canada Longfellow's Evangeline and Gabriel, e.g. Evangeline's people. Territory in Quֳ©bec Evangeline land, to French Settlement in le Nouveau Monde Compatriot of Evangeline: Fr. Gigolo conductor? Schools for cadets: Abbr. USMA and USNA Certain schs. Private schs. Private schools (Abbr.) Schs. Insts. of learning Prep schools: Abbr. Mil. schools Phillips et al.: Abbr. Training estabs. Private schools: Abbr. Mil. institutes Prep. schools. Schools: Abbr. Riding schools: Abbr. Certain schools: Abbr. West Point, etc.: Abbr. 'Evangeline' locale French-speaking part of the Canadian Maritime Provinces ___ National Park (Maine place) Former French colony in Canada Maine park Wolfville, Nova Scotia university GMC SUV that shares its name with a national park National park near Frenchman Bay ___ National Park, Maine Easternmost national park National park of Maine National park in Bar Harbor, Maine National park on the Maine coast Park in Maine Whence the Cajuns came Old French colony Nova Scotia, formerly Park that includes Cadillac Mountain Evangeline land Mount Desert Island's park Northeast coastal national park National park SE of Bangor Maine vacation destination National park along the Atlantic Park adjacent to Bar Harbor "Evangeline" locale East Coast national park Early home of the Cajuns. National Park in Maine. Nova Scotia. Evangeline's province. Canadian region. Old name for Nova Scotia. Evangeline's home. Evangeline's home place. Old name of Nova Scotia. Longfellow locale Cajuns' early home Evangeline's land Longfellow setting Old Cajun home Evangeline's turf Region including Prince Edward Island French colony: 1604ֲ–1713 University in Nova Scotia Nova Scotian university Land renamed Nova Scotia by the British National park in Me. Mount Desert Island national park Mount Desert Island's national park "I'd like to thank the ___..." It's much thanked once a year Prep school, e.g. Private school The Navy's is in Annapolis USN* It's much thanked in March Special school Platonic creation Association of scholars West Point. Secondary school. Scholars' society. Seat of learning Hollywood group West Point School at Annapolis School Private high school French ___ (language overseer) BAFTA part Oscar promo? *Commercial for a private school? Military-school commercials? Hollywood prize Actor's big prize Accolade in filmdom Much-hyped prize Jack Nicholson trio What the films in this puzzle are nominated for The Best Picture is its culmination Former French colony Maine national park "Evangeline" setting Maine's ___ National Park Lafayette National Park, today First national park east of the Mississippi National park in Maine Many Cajuns were exiled from here Evangeline's homeland Maine's___National Park ___ National Park Maine National Park near Bar Harbor Evangeline's home French-Canadian region French New World region French Nova Scotia Maine draw Nova Scotia, once 'Evangeline' colony Pedantic. Scholarly. Brahms's "___ Festival" Kind of freedom Not affecting the outcome Not directly useful Entirely conjectural Campus figure Learned Purely theoretical College professors travel in them School rings? It's earned for a degree Oft-framed college awards College awards Collegiate goals College conferrals They're often framed What a sheepskin symbolizes Collegian's specialty Scholarly right University thug? University bad guy? Learned one Curriculum Professors Most important part of college life College faculty members Important section on college websites QUARTER A certain quarter Student's option Professor's duds? Learned society of France Military schools Military schools, e.g. Police "schools" where you'd see Bubba Smith Service sites Scholarly centers West Point et al. Learning centers Plebe's place Military school West Point, for one Award giver Hogwarts, e.g. Phillips in Andover, e.g. Plato's school West Point or Annapolis Annapolis or West Point Scholastic world The educational community World of scholars The Ivies, et al. Ivory tower locale School district? The college world University milieu A university and its surroundings Chronicle of Higher Education topic Ivory tower setting Don's world Prof's life Collegedom Scholastic stronghold Dean's concern Ivory tower, maybe Scholar's sphere Educational milieu Publish-or-perish milieu Ivory tower milieu Ivory-tower milieu College milieu Dean's domain Scholarly milieu St. John's world Oxford setting Scholar's milieu It's not the real world University universe Fellow's world People who go ga-ga for college? Scholarly Like UCLA Of schooling Tweedy type Collegiate Associated with college and learning University professor, for one Bookish Not really practical University professor Ivory tower inhabitant Like the scholarly world Hypothetical, as a question Kind of year College teacher Hypothetical Moot Of no practical significance. Professors' environs Campus milieu The college life The groves of ___. Where Plato taught Professors' world Grove in which Plato taught Locale of the halls of ivy It's far removed from the real world Scholar Egghead's environs College professors, e.g. Places of instruction and learning University environments Scholarly environments Pedants Scholastic environments Learning environments Eggheads Scholarly environs Collegiate milieu Professors and the like Place of teaching College community Scholastic environment The grove of ___ University life World of learning College environment University environment The scholarly world College world Harvard, and its surroundings Scholarly world Scholars' realm Dean's milieu The university community Campus community Dean's sphere Professor's spot Learned environment Brown world? The world of school Life of Oxford College professor's community Campus environment The scholarly life Dean's world Ivory tower Halls of learning USNA, e.g. U.S.M.A. part: Abbr. Part of AMPAS: Abbr. Exeter, e.g.: Abbr. Part of USNA: Abbr. Fancy sch. Sch. for scoundrels? Sch. known for its discipline Nav. ___ Sch. for police recruits Riding sch., e.g. USNA part: Abbr. USAFA part: Abbr. Prep school: Abbr. Annapolis: Abbr. College: Abbr. School: Abhr. Educ. institution. Special school: Abbr. French or Royal: Abbr. Educ. institute Place of learning: Abbr. Inst. at Annapolis Part of U.S.M.A. Whence an ens. graduates U.S.M.A. or U.S.N.A. Part of U.S.N.A. Andover or Exeter: Abbr. Ed. institution Learned assoc. Pt. of U.S.M.A. Educ. inst. Pt. of U.S.N.A. Sch. with tuition Uniform locale: Abbr. It may be nav. West Point, for one (abbr.) Ens. producer Educ. establishment Part of A.M.P.A.S.: Abbr. Place for some preppies: Abbr. Middy's sch., e.g. Commandant's workplace: Abbr. USMA part: Abbr. Kings Point, for one: Abbr. It may be mil. Middy's place: Abbr. Professor's milieu College life Campus life Prep sch. Mil. school Military inst. Private sch. Prep. school Sch. for special instruction Type of sch. West Pt., e.g. Pt. of USNA School (abbr.) Air Force, for one (abbr.) Naval prep school Training inst. Learning ctr. The "A" of U.S.N.A.: Abbr. Pt. of USMA Fancified sch. Part of AMPAS Prep sch., e.g. Military sch., perhaps Police school (abbr.) USMA pt. USMA word Annapolis inst., e.g. Learning estab. Riding sch. Plebe's place: Abbr. Part of U.S.M.A.: Abbr. Drill locale: Abbr. Many a prep sch. Private high sch. Sch. for NYPD recruits West Point, for one: Abbr. Sch. for specialized education School: Abbr. Learning inst. West Point sch. Part of U.S.N.A.: Abbr. Plebe's sch. Pt. of AMPAS Military training inst. Specialized sch. Starfleet sch., e.g. Phillips, e.g.: Abbr. Hogwarts, e.g. (abbr.) Part of USNA (abbr.) Sch. or inst. Police sch. Boarding sch. Mil. college Tree with yellow, clustered flowers Greenish yellow that is redder than liqueur green Tree failed to see? Church follower of early A.D. Gum arabic trees Small shrubs Mimosa family members Mimosas' kin Small trees Spiny trees Locusts These yield gum arabic Some small shrubs Mimosa-family trees Trees also called wattles Trees of the mimosa family Yellow-flowered shrubs Thorny shrubs Some mimosas Locust trees Sources of gum, perfume, and curry flavoring Thorny shrubs commonly with yellow flowers Thorny trees Ornamental shrubs Knobthorns and wattle trees Trees favored by giraffes Locusts. Locust trees. Gum-arabic trees Savanna shrubs Gum arabic sources Gum sources Trees in giraffe diets Biblical incense sources Source of many a giraffe's meal Golden wattles, e.g. Air raid weapon Mil. sch. West Point, e.g.: Abbr. Military sch. Nav. school W. Point, e.g. Inst. of learning West Point, i.e. (abbr.) Part of USNA Part of USMA: abbr. Sch. Part of USMA Inst. Riding or Police, e.g. Spiny bush Small tree of the mimosa family Type of mimosa Locust tree, e.g. Gum arabic-yielding tree Small mimosa-family tree Spiny tree Golden wattle, for one Thorny shrub Mimosa-family tree with small, yellow flower clusters Tree yielding gum arabic Gum source Mimosa-family tree Yellow-flowered shrub Thorny tree Thorny ornamental Giraffe's favorite tree Small tree Mimosa, for one Tree source of gum Small flowering tree Tree from which giraffes browse Greenish-yellow hue Locust tree Decorative shrub Plant with yellow flowers Mimosa family member Giraffe's meal Tannin source Thorny plant Commonly thorny tree Pod-bearing tree Tree in a giraffe's diet Shrub of mimosa family. Flower. Flowering plant. Garden shrub. Shrub of the mimosa family. Garden plant. Tropical shrub Tropical tree Landscaper's shrub Flower or locust tree Tropical tree with white flowers Wattle tree Relative of mimosa Mimosa tree Tree from which many ukuleles are made Savanna shrub Whistling thorn, e.g. Here: Span. Here: Sp. Here, in Spain. Here, in Honduras Codebreakers' org. In this location: Span. Hail ___ (cry "Taxi!") Hail ___ "Okay, you're ___"(punch line) Hail --- Hail ___ (wave from the sidewalk) Something to hail or call "Okay, you're ___" (taxi joke punch line) Hail ___ (flag down a taxi) Flag down ___ Hail -- (cry 'Taxi!') Call ___ Words after call or hail "Call me ___" (old joke setup) Hail ___. It might be hailed What life is, in a song Locale for flight attendants? Tree of the mimosa family Gum-yielding tree Mimosa family tree Tree that might yield gum arabic Gum arabic tree Gum arabic Mimosa family shrub Source of some honey made by bees Tree that exudes gum arabic Tree that yields gum arabic 'It'sh ___ mishtaken identity' Mimosaceous tree Locust Spiny shrub Source of gum arabic Gum arabic source Member of the mimosa family Decorative tree Pea family member Gum tree Australia's national blossom Plant of the mimosa family Small tree with yellow flowers Serengeti sight Flowering shrub Yellow-flowering shrub Here, in Juֳ¡rez Bella of politics Mod hatter Bella Congresswoman with a cameo in Woody Allen's "Manhattan" Congresswoman Bella Former New York congresswoman Chapeaued politico Bella of 1970's politics Politico Bella Colorful Bella of the '70s "Battling Bella" Feminist Bella Former U.S. Representative Bella who once ran under the slogan "A Woman's Place is in the House" Bella of 1970s politics "Battling Bella" of '70s politics N.Y. Bella Bella of Congress Congressional feminist of note '70s congresswoman known as "Battling Bella" Feminist with the 1984 book "Gender Gap" Prominent '70s feminist Former congresswoman nicknamed Mother Courage Colorful Congresswoman's memoir? alleEE.S----lle3___eiO-eeAkocn Here, in Spain Here, in Hidalgo Here, south of Houston Here, to Jorge Mexi-resort, for short ___ Joe ('80s clothing line) Here, In Acapulco Here, in Madrid Code breakers' org. Here, in Havana Here, in Oaxaca Current target of GOP attacks GOP-opposed legislation of 2010 Here, in Tijuana Obamacare, by its real name: Abbr. Obamacare, initially Signature Obama health measure, for short Org. for codebreakers National code-breaking gp. (found in VACATION) Healthcare.gov statute, briefly Here, in Toledo Here, to Javier Here, to Hernando Here, to Josֳ© Picasso's here Vast depth. Primal chaos. Immeasurable gulf Vast deep Vorago Pit Ocean deep Pit of darkness Tartarus, in Greek myth Depth Like a chasm So deep as to be unmeasurable Extremely deep Of the deep-sea floor Bottomless chasms Infinite depths Unfathomable chasms Big pits Vast chasms Chasms Black holes, e.g. Huge holes Depths. Gulfs Yawning depths Addis Ababa's land, once Parting word, in '30s slang Ethiopia, formerly Ethiopia, once Where some cats came from Old name of an African country Home of a certain cat breed Ethiopia, in old atlases Ethiopia. Land invaded by Italy, 1935 Slangy parting word, once Whence some cats Ancient region of northeast Africa Shorthaired cat breed Show cat Brown feline from Africa Brindled cat Siamese alternative Classic 1942 horror film, in old Addis Ababa? ? ? ? Uncle Shelby's "lessons" for kiddies New York politician Bella Former congresswoman Bella Bad thing to download Women's rights advocate Sci-fi classic "The ___" It's unfathomable Bottomless fissure Deep void Yawning gap Bad Religion "To Another ___" Where Slayer spends their "Seasons" Huge hole Metal band Knights of the ___ Exemplar of yawning [Michael Sharp] Helluva hole Huge gulf Slayer "Seasons in the ___" Stare into the ___ Gaping hole Ed Harris ocean flick (with "The") Yawning hole Vast pit 1989 James Cameron sci-fi thriller, with "the" Deep, dark hole Immense chasm Great depression? Seemingly endless pit 1989 James Cameron film, with "The" Endlessly deep chasm Infinite emptiness 1989 underwater thriller, with "The" Hell, with "the" Infernal regions Ocean depths Primeval void Deep subject? 1989 James Cameron film, with 'The' Gulf It's beyond deep Black hole Big gulf Big cavity It's hard to fathom "Ghosts of the ___" (James Cameron documentary about the Titanic) A void to avoid Anything unfathomable. Deep chasm. Ocean depths. Yawning pit. Bottomless pit. The ocean depths. Chasm. Pit. Bottomless gulf. Unfathomable deeps Deep gulfs Depths: Poet. Bottomless gulf Immeasurable chasm Vast chasm Deep chasm Bottomless chasm Gaping pit Chasm Colossal chasm ֲ Chasm Immeasurable depth Bottomless depth Bottomless void "In the ___" (1897 H.G. Wells short story about a sea alien) "The ___", Ed Harris movie Deep hole Deep hole that heavy debt may resemble Great gulf Depths 1989 sci-fi film with The Deep fissure Great depression Immeasurable space Profound void Fathomless depth Immeasurably vast pit Starts to actually believe you survived snake pit (5) Deep, deep hole Immeasurably vast hole Really deep hole Unfathomable chasm Deep pit Nietzsche said it stares back Ocean depth Primal chaos Yawning pit 1989 Ed Harris film, "The ___" "Paradise Lost" pit Huge emptiness Hardly a miniature gulf Lowest depth Unfathomable cavity, e.g. Bottomless gulf or pit Deep space Proverbial pit Unfathomable depth Chaos before Creation Big chasm Profundity Yawning chasm Deep cavity Vast gulf Yawning gulf It's immeasurably deep Deep gulf Immeasurable cavity Deep cavity, poetically Yawning gulf (Var.) Wide gulf, poetically Yawning chasm (var.) Yawning depth Bottomless pit (var.) Bottomless pit (archaic) Wide gulf Deep, dark pit Really big cavity Deep gorge Vast chasm, to the Bard Unfathomable crevasse Hopelessly bad Really, really bad Extremely bad Totally dreadful The pits! Beyond unacceptable Unfathomable Pathetic Really bad Very bad Dreadful Unable to get much worse Utterly terrible Lower than low Appalling Terrible Deplorable Bottomless Immeasurably deep Beyond poor Horrible Abominably One next to little gym club is in a bad way (9) In a wretched way Nadirs' relatives Bottomless pits They're the pits Bottomless places Bottomless pits (var.) Bumped up against Was beside Was next to Rocky at debut (7) Touched up against Was against Kept in touch? Was proximate Owner of a contiguous estate What a low-carb dieter looks forward to? Sharing a border with "What ___!" ("Don't pass up this offer!") "It's ___!": bargain hunter's words "What ___!" ("That price is great!") What the dishonest candidate called himself? Full of activity Wild with excitement Humming Twittering with rumors Like the blogosphere in the wake of a scandal Activity-filled Alive with activity Brimming with activity Rife with conversation Filled with talk Humming with activity Bombinating Full of lively gossip Alive with talk Electrical-potential unit Electrical units German intelligence organization dissolved in 1944 Ending for lull Lull ending Ancient ruins near Thebes Town Leander swam from 'Rock ___ Baby' "Rock___baby..." Rock- ___ -baby... 'Rock-___, baby' Rock-___ "Rock-___ Baby" "Hush-___" (lullaby also known as "All the Pretty Horses") Rock follower "Rock-___ baby..." Rock-___ -baby Rock-___. Immeasurable void Dizzingly deep pit Grand Canyon e.g. Deep-bottomed pit Leans on Staub Touches up against Touches against Lies adjacent Ends at Juxtaposes Adjoins Shares the border Touches on one side Butts against Is adjacent to Is up against Borders upon Comes up against Goes up against Lies against Is against Is beside Stands side-by-side Sits next to Goes against Adjoins, with "on" Is contiguous with Meets Is tangent to Borders upon. Is contiguous. Borders on. Is contiguous to. Is adjacent to. Touches on. Touches upon. Touches. Joins Touches upon Adjoins on the location of Bumps against What this does twice Act of touching Land boundary Meeting, of sorts Adjacency It's touching Touching Direct contact Bordering state Adjoined Bordered on Shared a border with Touched upon Touch upon. Touch (on). Touch on. End at. Touch at one end. Be contiguous. Border (on). Be next to. Touch. Verge on. Border. Join Be contiguous Have contiguity Have contiguous borders Anagram for tuba What Idaho and Oregon do What North and South Dakota do Touch endwise What many states do Be cheek by jowl to Touch, as tangential circles Be up against it Touch upon, as property Rub against Be close to Just touch Make contact with Junction Bridge support Arch support Supporting structure Point of contact Some points of contact Arch supports Bridge supports Lie alongside of Borders Borders on Touches the border of Touches on Lies adjacent to Is next to Touches Bumps up against Shares a border with Lies next to Is contiguous Neighbors Borders on a bust Touch at the border Display tangency Be neighborly? Share a side with Sit alongside Touch on the side Be up against? Sit next to Be up against Border against Verge upon Verge on Sit right next to Join at the edge Place side by side Be against Touch the border of Come in contact with Rub up against Be beside Be situated against Push up against (4) Sit right against Be alongside Be contiguous to Go cheek-to-cheek with Have a touching experience? Lie adjacent to another Go right next to France and Germany do it Lie near Flank Be against? Lie by Lie flush with Touch along a border Be a next-door neighbor to Touch the side of Be next door to Lie beside Get in touch with? Side with? Go to the edge of Be tangent with Rest on Adjoin. Border on. Border upon. Coppermine town near Caracas. Touch on one side. Touch Be next to Border Border (on) Come up against Juxtapose Place against Be adjacent to Neighbor on Touch on Lie adjacent to Share a border with Adjoin, with "on" Share a border Be flush with Push up against Be contiguous with Stand next to Bump up against Lie against Lie next to Adjacent to, as land Band equipment End at Jut out Share a boundary Be adjacent Be tangent to Touch in a way Lie adjacent Go up against Touch against Show tangency Border with on Iran and Iraq do it Stand side by side Touch on one side Border upon Touch up against Denmark and Germany do it Touch at one end Touch at the edge Locate next to The U.S. and Canada do it Lean against Adjacent to Brass horn returned for neighbor (4) Lie alongside Touch borders with Be right next to Bad practices How much Mr. Universe loves you? Spirited song from Guys and Dolls Lots, lovewise Broadway song that comes after "I'll Know" "Guys and Dolls" hit song "Guys and Dolls" song "Guys and Dolls" love song Broadway song that comes before "Adelaide's Lament" Setting of two temples of Ramses II Site of two temples of Ramses II Egyptian ruin featuring two temples of Ramses II Egyptian temple in the news. Site of temples being rescued. 1994 Christopher Walken comedy Mistreating Doing damage Kicking around Maligning. Maltreater's action Not at all nurturing I have followed a coach, shouting insults (7) Like harsh language